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Apexi S-AFC, S-ITC, HKS SLD

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Apexi S-AFC, S-ITC and HKS SLD, will only sell as a complete package. These items are a great companion to any performance motor with the right supporting mods particularly fuel such as fuel pump and rising rate regulator.

$550

Comes with wiring harness and manuals, in perfect working order, somebody must want these. If in Sydney I can even show you how to wire them in with out ruining your factory wiring harness.

These are the 5 button type, very rare and work a 1000 times better than the old 1 button type.

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How many points does the s-itc have for setting?

How easy is it to connect without damaging the standard loom - can you give a brief description of how to connect the s-afc and s-itc please?

Yes I'm in Sydney

also are they suitable for a R33 GTST series 2 auto?

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Sorry By By dont answer silly question or ridiculous offers, like $150 for S-ITC and I think I already made it very clear that I am only selling them as a package not seperately. I believe the original post also states they are the 5 point type and correct me if I am wrong is there not an attached picture, if not for everyone interested here is the picture.

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