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All items are brand new. Most parts are for my project but have to sell my car soon.

1. APEXI AVCR (Boost Control) $ 660

2. HKS SSQV Blow Off $ 330

3. DEFI BF II Oil Temp $ 218

4. DEFI BF II Water Temp $ 218

5. DEFI Control Unit $ 156

6. HKS Timing Belt For RBs $ 300

7. AUTOMETER Air / Fuel (Cobalt) $ 133

8. AUTOMETER Boost Meter (Carbon) $133

9. TEIN Super Street With EDFC Or Without $ PM or Mail

10. TEIN EDFC Only $ 566

11. HKS EVC (Boost Control) $ 717

12. TOMEI Cams And Cam Gears $ PM Or Mail

Interested pls PM or Maill me at [email protected]

Thanks !

Performance Werkz

All items are brand new. Most parts are for my project but have to sell my car soon.

1. APEXI AVCR (Boost Control) $ 660

2. HKS SSQV Blow Off $ 330

3. DEFI BF II Oil Temp $ 218

4. DEFI BF II Water Temp $ 218

5. DEFI Control Unit $ 156

6. HKS Timing Belt For RBs $ 300

7. AUTOMETER Air / Fuel (Cobalt) $ 133

8. AUTOMETER Boost Meter (Carbon) $133

9. TEIN Super Street With EDFC Or Without $ PM or Mail

10. TEIN EDFC Only $ 566

11. HKS EVC (Boost Control) $ 717

12. TOMEI Cams And Cam Gears $ PM Or Mail

Interested pls PM or Maill me at [email protected]

Thanks !

Performance Werkz

hmmm seems like a trader...

u'll pbly get shut down

Closed.

Performance workz its obvious you are a business so please do not open any further threads in the classifieds unless you become an SAU business sponsor.

Feel free to pm me for further information

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