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ive got an r33 s2 wit a bit of mods..

wit a apexi neo afc =)

will i be able to use a z32afm? with the neo??

yeah mate. its the same as the older units. just after you select hotwire, make the "IN" number the number for the z32 (2 i think, just check it in the instructions) and the "OUT" number 4, which is the number for GTST skylines.

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its a larger size AFM, the Q45 is 90mm and the z32 is 80mm

it has a different plug, different mould for the air filter and turbo ducting

some users report 400kw+ with a Q45 and some report less than a z32

apexi's official stance is Z32 will flow more rwkw from their documentation

that being said I have one on ebay for $20

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