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hand controller

boost kit

datalogit and cables

a couple of different tunes with different mods

$2000 ono

also available

splitfire coilpacks $350

Z32 AFM $180

S15 injectors 6 in rail and 2 spares $350

nismo twin plate clutch $800

greddy copy intake manifold, polished $250

(new) adjustable castor arms $150

(new) sub frame alignment kit (pineapples) $60

(new) heavy duty polyurathane gearbox mount $60

(new) RB30 oil pump drive collar $120

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Ok,

The Z32 AFM includes the plug.

The injectors and coil packs are from my series 2 ,and look to be sold at the moment.

The clutch was bought 2nd hand and never put on my car, from memory the plates were about 80% (I'll remeasure and take photo's when I get a chance)

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Update,

Injectors and coilpacks sold pending payment

The Z32 was bought second hand so kays are unknown but it was just pulled of my car and was working perfect.

the castor rods are generic china / just jap

Worp3D,

$350 posted for the boost control kit.

CLUTCH:

when I bought the twin plate it was advertised as a nismo coppermix but it doesn't look like photo's of them that I have seen.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Yeah, The boost control kit is simple plug and play. The map sensor plugs directly into the PFC and the solenoid plugs into the factory wiring harness.

Prices updated.

Boost control kit $350 posted

Power FC with controller $1250 posted

Datalogit $380 posted

Z32 AFM $150

nismo twin plate clutch $700

greddy copy intake manifold, polished $250

(new) adjustable castor arms $150

(new) sub frame alignment kit (pineapples) $60

(new) heavy duty polyurethane gearbox mount $60

(new) RB30 oil pump drive collar $100

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Coil packs are sold

Boost controller still here

Plugs straight into normal pfc (don't know if it fits Djetro)

It's just been removed from my r33 that I'm selling , holds boost fine, log and adjust boost via the PFC hand controller, simple to set up.

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