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I need a turbo timer and boost controller for my GTR R32 sick of waiting to cool down with me sitting in it.

And also after good prices for immobilisers and where to go if anyone knows please help me. ;)

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I need a turbo timer and boost controller for my GTR R32 sick of waiting to cool down with me sitting in it.

And also after good prices for immobilisers and where to go if anyone knows please help me. :D

Jason it really depends on what you are looking for, EBC or manual boost controller.

Are you just after a immobiliser or immobiliser and alarm???

I gather you would want the alarm/immobiliser to coincide with the turbo time (this limits your options somewhat) and are you looking at doing the install yourself or professionally done???

Does the alarm/immoboliser have to meet AUS standards for insurance???

If you can give a little more info, can answer your questions ;)

Cheers GMB

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Jason it really depends on what you are looking for, EBC or manual boost controller.

Are you just after a immobiliser or immobiliser and alarm???

I gather you would want the alarm/immobiliser to coincide with the turbo time (this limits your options somewhat) and are you looking at doing the install yourself or professionally done???

Does the alarm/immoboliser have to meet AUS standards for insurance???

If you can give a little more info, can answer your questions :P

Cheers GMB

yeah my insurance would like it to have a immobiliser and i can do it myself i am a electrician and have a bit of know how.

But yeah i want a EBC controller and need a turbo timer as soon as sick of waiting for it to cool down.

If you could help me there mate would be great?

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