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Greddy Boost Controller Profec Type S - I brought this off ebay and figured its not what I'm gonna need for my car, I will sell it for $350 even tho I paid $400 I just need the damn thing gone so I can get what I really need for my R32 (ported exhaust manifold) cause some nasty person on ebay sold me turbo kit with everything but 1 problem the HKS exhaust manifold he gave me had a pulse crack from the wastegate to the t4 Flange. So now I'm getting a custom made ported manifold to suit, go the stainless :dry:

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Got a pic?

here is a pic what it looks like, getting a pic of the actual box atm is a no go due to bluetooth on my phone is being a pain. But I promise you I haven't even taken it out of the box can hold my word for it, brand new looks like a dime, but anyhows enough talking here is what it looks like. Yet again Inserting an imagine is more than a joke. Message me your email and I will get a img to you.

can u post the part number and year of it so we can look it up on google?

r these the ones that learn the boost cycle?

Edited by mr_rbman

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