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Hey guys and girls,

Have a few things for sale:

HKS SSQV Bov and R32/R33 Adaptor

Used, but in Excellent Condition.

Very popular blow-off valve, comes with an R32/R33 adaptor already on it.

Selling for $280

Turbosmart Dual-Stage Boost Controller - FG-GBCV-DS

Used, but in excellent condition

This unit provides fast boost response with two adjustable boost levels. Just toggle between high and low on the fly. Ideal for replacing factory boost controllers. Low and high boost settings are adjustable.

Comes with rocket launcher switch and mounting hardware.

Selling for $160 (RRP $299)

Autometer Sport Comp 2 5/8" Boost Gauge(Black Face) - AU3401

Good Condition

Vac./Press 30 In. Hg.-Vac/20 PSI

Includes 1/8 & 1/4 NPT fittings and 6 ft. nylon tubing.

Pic: http://www.rocketindustries.com.au/images/...eter/AU3401.jpg

Selling for $60 ono

Go Fast Bits Atomic Boost Controller (Manual) - GFB3001

Brand new in box, Blue in colour.

Single stage, under bonnet adjustment.

Includes allen key and hose.

Pic: http://www.gofastbits.com.au/index.php?par...b_option=atomic

Selling for $60 ono

Standard R32/R33 Plumb-back Blow off Valve

Used and in good condition.

Selling due to new BOV.

Selling for $50 ono

Logitech Quickcam Express

Brand new, never used.

Video capture resolutions: up to 640 x 480 pixels

Image size: up to 640 x 480 pixels

Interface: USB

Sensor type: CMOS

Selling for $40 ono

Location: Canberra, buyer pays postage.

Thanks,

Nath

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