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i will be convering from my gfb bleeder ;)

they are good..

i use them on all my cars. one currently on the 180sx.

and i got 3 spares i brought in bulk cause they are a great controller.. but shane likes ebc..

good price. :)

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i found it held 10 psi really nice until i put high flow cat on then it started spiking between 1-3 psi as the revs went high in first gear fine in every other gear but it was a really cold the other night... decided to get EBC anyway

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