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Brand new Greddy ProfecB-SpecII for sale (BLACK VERSION).

One of the most well known boost controllers on the market that is known to do the job in a simple and reliable manner.

I bought this to go into my car but found another boost controller that better matches my interior colour scheme.

Dont know how to upload photos so here is a link to a website photo.

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Greddy_ProfecBSpec.jpg

Blurb from Greddy website

"The PRofec B-Spec2 integrates all the basics of an electronic boost controller, with additional useful options. Use the built-in boost gauge (psi or kPa) to tune in a Lo. & Hi. SET % to raise the boost pressure, then optimize consistency and response with GAIN % and adjust the START GAIN to set initial wastegate response. Also built-in are optional: Warning point, Warning limiter, and peak & last boost record."

$400 plus postage anywhere in Aus or pickup locally.

If you want pics of the actual product, PM me your email address and I can send photos

Mike

Edited by mijake

Mate, your asking price is fair, but it's the same price as most places, e.g. Ebay..hence, you gotta lower it a bit if you want to sell mate.

Good luck though.

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