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Item:Apexi Power FC with Hand Controller

Age: Unknown

Condition: Good, Like new

Price: $1250ono

To Fit: R33 GTST

Location: Sydney

Contact: Sam via PM or email [email protected]

Comments: Bought 2nd hand of an SAU member, used it in my car for 1 day, but now selling the car so its no longer needed

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ay a lot of people are telling me to get one of tthese, what was it like fuel wise ??? i want to be able to drive round reasonably and only burn fuel when i have a bit of fun

Depends on who tunes it, ive been told on base tune you can get 40km more from a tank, not sure how true it is. Was gonna do the big build on my R33 but now decided to sell it.

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damn i would have loved to take this off your hands had i now bought my kit last weekend mate....damn i am always after one but when i am looking for it no one wants to sell them

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lol dude if it costs next to nothing why not just pay for it then! aye sam wats next on the list? ...not a euro i hope! i drive thru parra everyday, which dealer u work at again? might drop by to visit ya!

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lol dude if it costs next to nothing why not just pay for it then! aye sam wats next on the list? ...not a euro i hope! i drive thru parra everyday, which dealer u work at again? might drop by to visit ya!

Hey Dom, i now have a toyota mr2 (nice economical and targa top) to run around in and i have my Honda CBR250RR to get to and from work on and for weekend fun till i get my full motorcycle licence

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