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Hi everyone,

I am selling the mods from my R33 as i have taken it back to stock.

Located near Epping in Victoria. All items available for pickup. Postage available on some items as listed below

Apexi Power FC with Hand controller - 900$ plus postage (will post anywhere in Australia)

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Apexi Turbo Timer with R33 adapter harness (no cutting of wires required) - 50$ plus postage (will post anywhere in Australia)

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Apexi Power Intake for. - 50$ plus postage (will post anywhere in Australia)

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R32 Waste gate (11PSI when fitted to R33 GTS-T) - 30$ plus postage (will post anywhere in Australia)

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BF Falcon front mount inter-cooler with custom piping to fit R33. No cutting required to fit. - 200$ (Pickup Only)

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JJR Stainless Split Dump pipe with O2 Sensor - 120$ (Pickup Only)

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Kakimoto Regu 06&R cat back 3" exhaust with titanium tip - 500$ (Pickup Only)

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PM me if interested.

Hi mate, just wondering if I buy the dump pipe with o2 sensor any chance you could meet me in tullamarine on Monday around 3-4pm? Cheers mate talk soon. Mick

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Apexi Power FC with Hand controller

Apexi Turbo Timer with R33 adapter harness - SOLD

Apexi Power Intake - SOLD

R32 Waste gate

BF Falcon front mount inter-cooler with custom piping to fit R33.

JJR Stainless Split Dump pipe with O2 Sensor - SOLD

Kakimoto Regu 06&R cat back 3" exhaust with titanium tip

Updated availability


Apexi Power FC with Hand controller

Apexi Turbo Timer with R33 adapter harness - SOLD

Apexi Power Intake - SOLD

R32 Waste gate - SOLD

BF Falcon front mount inter-cooler with custom piping to fit R33.

JJR Stainless Split Dump pipe with O2 Sensor - SOLD

Kakimoto Regu 06&R cat back 3" exhaust with titanium tip

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BF Falcon front mount inter-cooler with custom piping to fit R33.

Kakimoto Regu 06&R cat back 3" exhaust with titanium tip


Apexi Power FC with Hand controller - SOLD

Apexi Turbo Timer with R33 adapter harness - SOLD

Apexi Power Intake - SOLD

R32 Waste gate - SOLD

JJR Stainless Split Dump pipe with O2 Sensor - SOLD
  • 2 months later...
All Items Sold


BF Falcon front mount inter-cooler with custom piping to fit R33. - SOLD

Kakimoto Regu 06&R cat back 3" exhaust with titanium tip - SOLD

Apexi Power FC with Hand controller - SOLD

Apexi Turbo Timer with R33 adapter harness - SOLD

Apexi Power Intake - SOLD

R32 Waste gate - SOLD

JJR Stainless Split Dump pipe with O2 Sensor - SOLD

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