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Item: GFB Stealth-FX adjustable BOV, atmo or plumb-back, or a mix, with adjustable spring pressure too

Age: Near new

Condition: Excellent condition

Price: $200 firm

To Fit: (What car) R33 or Stagea RB25DET

Location: Adelaide

Contact: PM please

Comments: Excellent condition, sounds really good, doesnt stall when in full plumb back mode

stealth_skyline_feature.jpg

http://www.gofastbits.com/index.php?parent...tion=stealth_fx

Item: Deatschwerks Nissan RB25DET injectors, highflowed to 550cc

Age: Brand New

Condition: Brand New un-opened condition, all rings and seals in package

Price: $480 firm

To Fit: (What car) R33 or Stagea RB25DET non-neo

Location: Adelaide

Contact: PM please

Comments: Was going to use a Power-fc and these injectors, but sold the P-fc so no need for these either. Get a bargain on brand new 550cc injectors. Deatschwerks are the best in the business

http://www.deatschwerks.com/catalog/technical_info.php

Nissan sidefeed red 550cc

Latency Info.

5.88 6v

3.50 7v

2.62 8v

2.07 9v

1.80 10v

1.56 11v

1.42 12v

1.32 13v

1.19 14v

1.11 15v

1.07 16v

0.95 17v

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