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Hi Guys,

I have a brand new, unused Turbosmart GBCV. It is still in the box with all the original instructions and packing. It cost me $105 and I still have the original receipt for this purchase.

It is not suitable for my car due to the twin turbo set up.

It is suitable for any single turbo car. As far as GBCV's go, the quality of this one is actually very good.

For more info just click here......

Turbosmart GBCV

Thanks,

Shaun.

0411 753 501

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hey, saw this on autospeed shop. dunno if its suitable for you or not.

Turbosmart Twin Turbo Boost Controller Kit (FG-GBCV-TTK)

Our Price: Aust $ $39.00

This kit is to be used in conjunction with the Type I or Type II Gated Boost controllers for twin turbo engines with 2 wastegates.

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