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Hi all,

After a box to get me by for a little bit whilst I save some pennies for a c4 setup.

Running around 330kw/atw, in r33 with auto setup, if someone had a built box sitting around gathering dust, would be even better otherwise I will have to settle for turning the boost down!

May pay shipping depending on box otherwise willing to pickup Sydney/blue mountains.

need urgently

0404338527 or pm.

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Hi all,

After a box to get me by for a little bit whilst I save some pennies for a c4 setup.

Running around 330kw/atw, in r33 with auto setup, if someone had a built box sitting around gathering dust, would be even better otherwise I will have to settle for turning the boost down!

May pay shipping depending on box otherwise willing to pickup Sydney/blue mountains.

need urgently

0404338527 or pm.

can pick standard autos up for under 100 bucks. some people give them away. and costs about 500 to put stage 2 valve bodies in.

but at that power your gonna need a stally matched to your turbo as well. could be exxy.

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can pick standard autos up for under 100 bucks. some people give them away. and costs about 500 to put stage 2 valve bodies in.

but at that power your gonna need a stally matched to your turbo as well. could be exxy.

Cheers, have gone the built option @ $4750 and hi torque stally to match from GZM automotive lasted 4 months on low boost (12psi).

Have been scouring in the hope of a write off being pulled apart to avoid forking out the $6500 al's auto's want to for a c4, I understand eventually and budget permitted I will go this route.

Prior to having this skyline I gave a stock auto box away. lol

Was hoping for someone in the Penrith area to have one sitting around. hehe ;-)

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