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APEXi S-ITC ignition timing control $280ono

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Exactly as the title says, An APEXi Super Ignition Timing Controller for $280 ono.

Works well , comes with English Instructions / wiring diag.

This style unit is the last one Apexi made , there is no "Blue Screen" version...sorry

I am in Bunbury WA & will post within Australia :P

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Install was easy , only 6 wires :)

Tuned on a dyno , to control timing thru the rev range ( my case , advance thru lower revs & retard up top to stop pinging)

I am setting up NOS on the car & I don't need it.( more retard than advance!)

Cheers Troy

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Ok, ill take it,

but ill be honest. Ive got lots on my plate at the moment so i havent much money to spare.

Whats the best price u can do it at?

Do COD for a good price and ill take it right now

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