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Item: Power FC to suit R32/R33 GTR. Serial number is RB26 9605 0112. Will require a FCC NT hand controller as it is not included in the sale.

Age: Previous owner had it for 3 months, used it a couple of times and has since been sitting in my room.

Condition: works fine..

Price: $650 +postage or pick up SOLD

To Fit: R32/R33 GTR

Location: Sydney

Contact: PM

Comments: Previous owner bought it maybe 6 months ago.. plugged it into his the car, it ran just fine.. realised he had a chipped computer already by P.S.S so didnt need it. I bought it for a RWD RB26DETT project but I will be using a HALTECH e11v2 instead.

Item: PFC Datalogit (latest software) comes with BOTH Serial & USB, cables for your laptop, installation software and registed serial which allows to to download the latest version software.

Age: Unknown but great condition

Condition: Great condition

Price: $380.00 +postage or pick up SOLD

To Fit: Toyota or Nissan, comes with two interfaces.

Location: Sydney

Contact: PM

Comments: http://www.fc-datalogit.co.nz/ for more info, I planned to use this with the above but im going HALTECH now so no use for it.

Cheers,

Johno

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