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MRK25T Experienced

MRK25T

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Brent was excellent.

I tested the water with Nengun by first purchasing a brand new profec B boost controler. It arrived swiftly in a package that had not been opened - brand new.

I then bought a powerfc + commander and had the same brilliant result.

do a search on the forum on "nengun" and you'll find all the reviews/comments etc.

Apparently his email gets over full and emails go missing. If you dont hear from him, send him another.

Mark

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camandcandice

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deffinately pm nengun on this forum usually replies straight away if not next day, i have just orded a hks i/c kit havnt recieved it yet as i only orded it 15 mins ago, but seems like a very nice guy and will most certainly be doing business with him again

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GTB055

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Hippy: down SYDNEY custom clearance warehouse. You do need to pay import duties. I believe it's attract 10-15%, depending on what the items is.

Dvs-8or: Brent will give you the items in AU$, so that you know exactly what you paying for....

NO doubt that Brent is the MAN, great doing business with NENGUN.

Al Grand Master

Al

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Every time i try to veiw this site, i get the following:

"The page you are looking for is currently unavailable. The Web site might be experiencing technical difficulties, or you may need to adjust your browser settings."

What do i need to do? Please help

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