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Haltech E11v2 Ecu With 3 Bar Map Sensor All Brand New In Box - $1800 (cost $2340)

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Item: brand new Haltech e11v2 ecu and wiring loom + 3 bar map sensor

Age: unused in boxes

Condition: brand new

Price: $1800 for ecu and loom and map sensor

$480 for haltech ls1 coilpacks

To Fit: (What car) any car

Location: Perth

Contact: PM for further details

Comments: The Haltech e11v2 is the latest ecu from Haltech and has all features you could ever need, i bought this a few months ago and planned on using it but i changed my tuner and therefore kept my old ecu setup as the new tuner was more familiar with it. I started to make the wiring loom for my rb26 engine so the loom is 50% finished with rb26 plugs on it, but these can easily be changed and wired into any car/motor combo. the ecu comes with a haltech 3 bar map sensor as well, i paid a total of $2340 for these parts brand new), im asking $1800

Coilpacks are brand new as well i made a bracket to mount these under coilpack cover on the rb26 and ill give that in the price if the buyer wants it, they are really good coils and made for high power application (i was planning on using these with 600rwhp+). These were $650 new. Im asking for $480 for these.

i have reciepts for all these parts if the buyer wishes to see them as well.

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