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Hi,

I am selling my Powerflow Performance 3 pump intank fuel system plus other bits that came off my car. This came off my 500kw R33 GTR and is perfect for someone looking for a quite stealthy system that will support big horse power.

Parts for sale include:

  1. Powerflow Performance R33 GTR 3 pump intank fuel module.

This includes the billet cap and intank cradle that can support up to 3 pumps, I was only using 2 pumps to support 500kws. Please note that the pumps are not included so you will need to buy your own pumps – there are a number of pumps that will fit the module I was using 2 x Deatschwerks DW65 pumps.

This cost me $1,309 I am after $850 ono

  1. Powerflow Performance Fuel Reg

I am after $250 ono

  1. Other Miscellaneous

Other parts that came off the system include the SX fuel filter, -6 & -8 teflon braided fuel lines, Y piece and other fittings.

Make me an offer.

If someone wants the whole lot I am looking for $1,000

Parts are located in Melbourne - welcome to inspect.

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Reg model #PF999108 600-900HP -8 3 port efi. Didn't realise however the price has dropped on these so my new price is $200 ono. This reg probably hasn't even seen 5000kms so still in very good condition.

Length of lines are:

1 × 56" inch -8

1 × 76" inch -8

1 × 145" inch -6

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PRICE DROP

Powerflow Performance R33 GTR 3 pump intank fuel module.

This includes the billet cap and intank cradle that can support up to 3 pumps, I was only using 2 pumps to support 500kws. Please note that the pumps are not included so you will need to buy your own pumps there are a number of pumps that will fit the module I was using 2 x Deatschwerks DW65 pumps.

This cost me $1,309 I am after $850 ono now dropped to $700

Powerflow Performance Fuel Reg

I am after $250 ono now dropped to $180

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