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Apexi Power FC & Hand Controller For Skyline R33 GTS-T

Suits any R33 GTS-Ts (series 1 or 2)

Computer Serial Number: PFC ECR33 010-1270

Controller Serial Number: FCC3 020-11009

mild tune ~190rwkw (full exhaust, k&n panel filter, 0.9bar boost)

Maps are still loaded in

pfc01.jpg

$1200 AUD

Hampton, VIC

Apexi Power FC & Hand Controller For Skyline R33 GTS-T

Suits any R33 GTS-Ts (series 1 or 2)

Computer Serial Number: PFC ECR33 010-1270

Controller Serial Number: FCC3 020-11009

mild tune ~190rwkw (full exhaust, k&n panel filter, 0.9bar boost)

Maps are still loaded in

pfc01.jpg

$1200 AUD

Hampton, VIC

is the power fc still available??is this new?

Apexi Power FC & Hand Controller For Skyline R33 GTS-T

Suits any R33 GTS-Ts (series 1 or 2)

Computer Serial Number: PFC ECR33 010-1270

Controller Serial Number: FCC3 020-11009

mild tune ~190rwkw (full exhaust, k&n panel filter, 0.9bar boost)

Maps are still loaded in

pfc01.jpg

$1200 AUD

Hampton, VIC

will this fit GTR33??

That's correct these are no longer made and are rare to find new for less than 1600.

Looks like this will be sold shield last chance to express interest..

  • 3 weeks later...
If you put it up on ebay i will buy it. Just so i have the ebay buyer protection because i am located in Brisbane so would require it posted.

same here ebay this and the cash will come your way

  • 3 weeks later...
Apexi Power FC & Hand Controller For Skyline R33 GTS-T

Suits any R33 GTS-Ts (series 1 or 2)

Computer Serial Number: PFC ECR33 010-1270

Controller Serial Number: FCC3 020-11009

mild tune ~190rwkw (full exhaust, k&n panel filter, 0.9bar boost)

Maps are still loaded in

pfc01.jpg

$1200 AUD

Hampton, VIC

. Hey can't pm u as I havnt got the 10 posts :P I'm in morrabbin plz SMS me 0433663833

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