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ITEM: A'PEXi Exhaust Control Valve

CONDITION: Good working order

EXTRA INFO: The A'PEXi ECV (Exhaust Control Valve) allows you to control the loudness of your exhaust sound. The ECV is installed right after the catalytic converter, and adjustment of the valve is done through a cable run from the cockpit to the valve body. All you have to do is slide the lever installed in the car to get the appropriate sound. With the A'PEXi ECV you'll no longer need to get out of the car to fit a detachable silencer into the tail pipe.

PRICE AND PAYMENT:$100ono, Cash or Direct Deposit SOLD

ITEM: R32 GTR Front Indicators

CONDITION: Drivers side very good, Passengers side cracked

EXTRA INFO: I just purchased new clear front indicators so i no longer have a need for these.

PRICE AND PAYMENT: $100ono, Cash or Direct DepositSOLD

LOCATION: Townsville QLD

DELIVERY: Pick up or willing to ship Australia wide at buyer's expense

CONTACT: PM or phone 0438797053

PICS: See below, more available upon request

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Cheers,

Chunners

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indicators posted to SA, how much?

PM me please

(also whats the difference between gts-t indicators and GTR, i have 25mm wider gaurds so im thinking GTR ones should fit better than gts-t ones).

let me know, thanks

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