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Item: 1 Apexi Power FC with no hand controller and 1 Apexi Power FC with hand controller

Age: Uknown

Condition: Used

Price: $950 without hand controller, $1,250 with hand controller

To Fit: (What car) Nissan Skyline R33 GTST with RB25DET

Location: Melbourne/Japan

Contact: 0403596801

Comments:

No longer need these Power FC's, have decided to use Nistune instead. Prices listed above include postage anywhere in Australia!!! Will post up model numbers when I have a chance.

Cheers

Edited by shAkIeL

I'll find out if there is any difference between the series, I dont think there is because all the R33 RB25 motors where the same where as the R34 Rb25's are not all the same.

Power FC including hand controller SOLD

Power FC without hand controller still for sale.. I have recently seen a few more RB25DET Power FC's with hand controller available in Japan and they are going for $1400+!! So what I have is pretty cheap considering how rare they are becoming.

  • 3 weeks later...

I have the Power FC without hand controller back up for sale again

Model - PFC RB25 9810-0067

The tuner of the person I sold it to didnt know how to unlock it....... So took it back and refunded him because he needed to get his car running asap and just bought another Power FC which was unlocked.

It is apparently very simple to unlock using Datalogit software, if we have the correct software at my work I will have it unlocked and ready to go!

Located in Melbourne, can have it posted anywhere in Australia.

PM or call 0403596801

$950.00

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