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How much for boost controller if you're willing to separate?

Is it 3 or 5 pin?

Cheers

Grant

If separating the power Fc kit

Ecu= $1100 exp posted

Hand controller = $265 exp posted

boost controller $240 exp posted

if u think the price is unfair give me an offer and we'll see.

Thanks

If separating the power Fc kit

Ecu= $1100 exp posted

Hand controller = $265 exp posted

boost controller $240 exp posted

if u think the price is unfair give me an offer and we'll see.

Thanks

sorry hand controller was $255 not $265

Thanks

willing to trade for high mount manifold with a T4 flange with split pulse for rb25det if possible to suit 50mm gate. (decent one no cracks that have been fixed etc) but yea with cash adj either way depending wat u want.

thanks

willing to trade for high mount manifold with a T4 flange with split pulse for rb25det if possible to suit 50mm gate. (decent one no cracks that have been fixed etc) but yea with cash adj either way depending wat u want.

thanks

No need for this anymore getting one made up.

But everything still available.

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