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Hi Fellas,

As stated, I have for sale a Power FC with a boost control kit and hand controller for an R33 GTS-T.

The boost control kit cost me $800 alone and only bought it 2 months ago.

The Power FC comes with:

1) Power FC computer

2) Hand Controller

3) Boost control Kit

4) Boxes and manuals

5) Warranty

The only reason I am selling is because I am upgrading to a Vipec V44 ECU.

Price: $1,650

I will not seperate the components so don't bother asking.

All items are in near new condition, and are available for inspection in Canberra anytime after 6:00pm.

Cheers

i think the price is pretty resonable. a decent power fc for a gts-t goes for about 1200 these days and the lowest i have found the boost controll kit for is $550AUS so for both for $1650.

+you would have the added convenience of boost controll through your hand-held without having to mount another piece of technology that the cops have come to love so much.

hey bro whats the best price you can give for the lot, 1650 seems a bit steep for second hand parts mate.

Mate, if it's too steep, don't buy it... No one's forcing you.

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