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hi guys, found this from ebay, not sure it will fit my S2 AUTO stagea or not, i know Z32 N62 AFM will fit , but untill i saw this one R71, not sure is from Z32 or not, can someone comfirm for me please. I plan to mody my S2 stagea now, will plan to get bigger turbo and AFM.

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That's a Subaru STI AFM. Probably won't work...

You'd be wanting either the stock 'Pink' label or a Z32 'green' label.

Note: With the Z32 you MUST have it tuned. It will not run otherwise.

all the Z32's i've seen including mine have an orange label. green label afm's can be found on the S1 RB25's and RB20's.

samkoek, unless you have an SAFC or Nistune or some other kind of aftermarket ecu control, a Z32 will be useless as the stock ecu wont run with it. stock afm should be good till about 200kw-220kw, so just keep that in mind as you might not need a Z32 AFM yet and can spend your coin on something else. also be-careful when buying Z32's on ebay, there are a lot of fake ones floating around that will not work properly. best advice for if your chasing a Z32 for future upgrades would be to either purchase it of one of the site sponsors on this forum, they often have deals going for SAU members. or see if there is a decent second hand one for sale on these forums.

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