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Apexi Neo Afc Air/fuel Controller on 2040-parts.com

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Kissimmee, Florida, United States

Kissimmee, Florida, United States
Used but in great, functioning condition with instructions and box.
Brand:Apexi

Apexi Neo AFC air and fuel controller in great working condition with instructions and original box. It's being removed because of several upgrades being done to engine, turbo and fuel management. My 4g63-t made 321hp on a godspeed 16g turbo on a conservative tune with this bad boy. It will be removed from the car once payment has been completed. I reserve the right to cancel this listing if it is sold locally. 

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