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RB_26 · 6th January 2005, 01:47 PM

2. All twinturbo AFM's are the same, uk,us or jap, like he said late 89 upwards.

Ta.

7.I've never seen em sell as low for $50, but you never know average UK price second hand is around 100 quid.

So a pair for around the £200 mark then.

If it's faulty, just like any other AFM the car will run like a bag of shite and not rev properly over 2000 revs, no obvious things to look out for and they last as long as any other AFM, 1 minor point, sometimes you see them with the wire mesh missing, if it's the back wire mesh it's okay, if it's the front BEFORE the hotwire, it's not advisable.
Nic, good point

BTW early scoobies used the excat same AFM's

Nice, I would assume they would be easy to get a hold off in that case... do you know the part number or what model of scooby?

Thanks

6th January 2005, 01:47 PM	#7 (permalink)
RB_26 RB_26 has no status. GTR Register Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Cars owned: R32 GTR Posts: 546	2. All twinturbo AFM's are the same, uk,us or jap, like he said late 89 upwards. Ta. 7.I've never seen em sell as low for $50, but you never know average UK price second hand is around 100 quid. So a pair for around the £200 mark then. If it's faulty, just like any other AFM the car will run like a bag of shite and not rev properly over 2000 revs, no obvious things to look out for and they last as long as any other AFM, 1 minor point, sometimes you see them with the wire mesh missing, if it's the back wire mesh it's okay, if it's the front BEFORE the hotwire, it's not advisable. Nic, good point BTW early scoobies used the excat same AFM's Nice, I would assume they would be easy to get a hold off in that case... do you know the part number or what model of scooby? Thanks __________________