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Power FC is in used condition, few minor scratches. Has basic tune for front mount exhaust and pod.

(hand controller got stolen last time i went to winton)

Reson for selling - are upgrading to RB26 in race car.

Negotiable on price for quick sale.

PRICE DROPPED FROM $600 TO $550

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pretty sure they are model specific ie 25 will only work on a 25 and a neo r34 will only work on that type of engine. the fact the rb25 injectors are side feed and the neo's are top, i think would mean it wouldnt work also.

I have a hand controller that might suit this, if it helps your sale (and mine).

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...iew=getlastpost

  • 1 month later...

Is the Power FC in melbourne?

Do you need the hand controller to tune the car?

Let me know asap.

Thanks

Edited by LTHL34
  • 7 months later...

Have you sold this yet if not PM me as i cannot pm you due to your inbox being full.

If it is a genuine PFC i will take it.

Thanks

Shaun

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