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Hey guys,

Unfortunately my situation is changing and buying a house doesn't leave me much coin to work on my stagea as much as I would like to,

So I have an f con harness I am will willing to ship to Aus. Someone on here will definitely put it to good use.

I will consider swaps/ deals for good condition high flows or nismo ECU and can do some cash either way.

Taking offers at this stage, will upload pics when I get home

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Unsure if it's for vpro gold? I was under the assumption they only

Had just the one type of harness that suited all, if their is a way of checking I will check for sure, yes for vq25det.

Not really sure what it's worth, all I know is that they are dam hard to get!

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Obviously the rarity is pushing prices up, it's to be expected. I will likely have my whole Fcon setup for sale soon, map and intake air temp sensor, loom, ecu etc.

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Obviously the rarity is pushing prices up, it's to be expected. I will likely have my whole Fcon setup for sale soon, map and intake air temp sensor, loom, ecu etc.

I'll give you $250 for it!! :P

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