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Hi Guys,

I'm selling my Power FC DJETRO. I had been hanging on to this planning to use it in my GTR, but I need some dough so it's up for sale.

Included is:

1 X RB26 Power FC DJETRO

1 X Hand controller

2 X Apexi/Denso map sensors

2 X Apexi nipples

1 X Map sensor harness

1 X instruction manual (inc diagrams for sensor fitting)

All gear is in good condition and working fine. It's been used for under a year and less than 5,000kms. There are a couple of small marks on the Power FC case but nothing bad.

I'm asking $1250 for the who shebang. To buy all the gear separately costs a fair bit, plus there is a minimum 2 month wait on any Power FC from Apexi now if you can get one at all. Pick-up in sydney northshore is fine, or postage should be under $20 for most of Aus.

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Hey guys, to all that pm'd me saying they would buy it if sale fells through, I'm sorry but the sale didn't fall through. It was picked up and paid for over the weekend.

SOLD.

and yeah, never ran it in my car, I was going to put it in there during this round of upgrades but decided to stick with the AFM PFC and use this money elsewhere :rolleyes:

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