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After recently getting my intercooler installed i am now looking at a form of decent boost control and a fuel pump.

Mods so far are:

full 3" exaust, a'pexi pod and obviousally the FMIC.

The question is, has anyone had any experience with the Gizzmo IBC? how do these units compare to the SBC-II? Not only is the Gizzmo much cheaper, its also supporting local economy.

Here is a link : http://www.gizzmoelectronics.com/products_...controller.html

Advice is valued and appreciated :(

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Haven't heard of them or anybody using one. Not saying that it's bad or anything but the Apexi AVC-R which is going at a pretty good price on the Nengun site is definately recommended. Check it out at www.nengun.com they have a full description on the AVC-R.

You should also be able to find the SBC-II on there and they are very good on price I've found.

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Its a new product from an established nz brand. They are going at $450. The people at the car parts place i usually go to said that they are a great product but i always like a second opinion.

i have one installed on my r33 no probs with it great product i would install another

the only down side is they are rectangle so unlike the turbosmarts you cannot pillar mount them

did you buy one and where did you mount yours

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