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hey mate i am interested in the apexi fmic kit. how much do you want for it? can pick up as well. i might even get the injectors as well but will see how the founds go this week, let us know

cheers

hey mate i am interested in the apexi fmic kit. how much do you want for it? can pick up as well. i might even get the injectors as well but will see how the founds go this week, let us know

cheers

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Ok guys sold the Apexi Cooler.

I still have:

GT3071R Turbo Kit. $2500

SARD 550cc injector Kit (NEW) $700

OR BOTH FOR $3000

BOSCH 040 $200

TEIN COILOVERS $800 0N0

APEXI TIMER $50

CHEERS,

BILL

I still have:

GT3071R Turbo Kit. $2500

SARD 550cc injector Kit (NEW) $700

OR BOTH FOR $3000

BOSCH 040 $190

TEIN COILOVERS $700 0N0

APEXI TIMER $50

CHEERS,

BILL

ATTENTION ALL PRICES HAVE BEEN SLASHED!!!!

Here are some parts I am selling:

1. GARRETT GT3071R 500HP TURBO KIT 1.5months old has 10months warranty from GARRETT

exhaust a/r 0.71, compressor cover a/r 0.5.....made 237kw on stock boost on the standard fuel system,

(comes with 4inch intake from comp cover to AFM and mates with standard BOV position, teflon braided oil and water lines and custom turbo elbow to cooler piping, adjustable w/g actuator,4inch silicon for comp cover and 2inch silcon for turbo elbow, adapter plate...with lots of reciepts) cost me nearly $4000

$2500*

7. TEIN adjustable coilovers suspension set (adjustable height/rebound/compression) great for circuit or drift - $800

8. Bosch 040 500hp intank with new fuel lines (ready for direct replacement) 1month old - $200

9. R33 S2 10/97' OEM Fuel Pump - $90

10. 6 SARD 550cc injectors Brand New - $790

11. JVC CD Stacker 12 disc - $100

12. APEX turbo timer - $50

13. Mickey Thompson Street Radials 2 brand new (275/40/R17) - $490

FITTING IS AVAILBALE IN MELBOURNE FOR A NEGOTIABLE PRICE

AS A PACKAGE - turbo & injectors- $3000

No stupid offers please.

HEY ANY PICS OF THE TURBO TIMER? pm ME WID THEM PLZ

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