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Am really pissed off i just intalled a to4z hks turbo on my R33 gtr, However i had problems with my standards air flow meters so im looking for z32 air flow meter and they air so hard 2 find can anyone Help me and tell me where can i find them in Brisbane and what price range am looking at ....!!!!

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You can buy them new from your local repco automotive parts place

but be prepared to pay mega bucks for them.

or you can them through greenline.jp or nengun.com

or look in the for sale section

or even possibly group buy (was one recently)

Petroject mate or i think they are called Automotive Service Solutions now.

Ph: 1300 30 40 60 if that aint right check the yellow or white pages online.

bosch z32 afm i think this is the part no# for it F00E000202 the bosch number.

Cheers mate.

Get em new - nengun or greenline

will take 1-2 weeks to arrive.

Or you can get Nismo AFM's... same as a Z32, will bolt into original spot too.

more like 4 weeks once you've placed the order, then they confirm, then you confirm, then you make payment, then they confirm the payment then they order it then they send it...about 4 weeks

1-2 weeks is after they confirm your payment

cheapest i've seen brand new is from nengun for 400...but can you wait 4 weeks?

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=107544 :O

Edited by kbear_s15
more like 4 weeks once you've placed the order, then they confirm, then you confirm, then you make payment, then they confirm the payment then they order it then they send it...about 4 weeks

1-2 weeks is after they confirm your payment

cheapest i've seen brand new is from nengun for 400...but can you wait 4 weeks?

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=107544 :)

yours might have taken 4 weeks

stuff i have ordered, 1 week.

cheers

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