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**cheap way to relaibly increase boost!**

Item: GFB bleed valve (boost controller), in its original box

Location: St Lucia, Brisbane

Item Condition: Great condition. Used for about 1 year with no problems

Reason for Selling: Want to upgrade to EBC

Price and Payment Conditions: $50 including postage (aus-wide) Cost $100 new (price tag on box)

Extra Info:

This bleed valve held 12psi for a year while my auto rb20 made 132rwkw. Spike was only about 0.5psi...

Adjustable with an allen key, but still set at 12psi for those lazy ones that don't want to tune it on the dyno!

GFB are a well-known company and this product is a proven performer for those wanting to wind up the boost :)

Contact Details: Contact me (Warren) on 0413 555 417, via PM, or via email - warren_clements at hotmail dot com

I am a paid-up SAU-Victoria member so this is a legitimate sale. see my trader ratings for more information.

cheers,

Warren.

EDIT: price drop to $50!!! This is a bargain!

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45 u drop it to me im in brissy southside.. p.s ive heard these sort manual boost controllers give hassles on the RB25det?

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i'm in St Lucia if you want it for $45 then you can come and get it

unfortunately i really have no time free to run to the southside due to the fact that i am in a heavy course

i can post it to you however for $45...

Warren.

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