Brand new SX fuel pressure regulator with fittings
06 June 2006, 09:47 AM
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Brand new SX fuel pressure regulator with fittings
SX 15404 Fuel pressure regulator - Brand new
I have sourced some push on hose fittings and a blank that can either be left or used for a gauge (not included).
£155 + delivery
Email to nezz10@lycos.co.uk or PM me,
Neil.
Last edited by Nezz10; 06 June 2006 at 10:57 AM.
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10 June 2006, 06:33 PM
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£105!! Blimey that is cheap!! 
£125 is still under what I am wanting, £140 I think is a minimum
I looked using the search function and plently have gone for what I am asking
If I dont get what its worth on here then its going on Ebay!
£125 is still under what I am wanting, £140 I think is a minimum
I looked using the search function and plently have gone for what I am asking
If I dont get what its worth on here then its going on Ebay!
10 June 2006, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Nezz10
£105!! Blimey that is cheap!!
£125 is still under what I am wanting, £140 I think is a minimum
I looked using the search function and plently have gone for what I am asking
If I dont get what its worth on here then its going on Ebay!
£125 is still under what I am wanting, £140 I think is a minimum
I looked using the search function and plently have gone for what I am asking
If I dont get what its worth on here then its going on Ebay!
14 June 2006, 03:59 PM
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Here they are £195 with no fittings and then another £60 for gauge and fittings - p1prodrive you are living in a dream world!
http://www.performancesubaru.co.uk/p...?id=164&cat=19
http://www.performancesubaru.co.uk/p...?id=164&cat=19
14 June 2006, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by p1prodrive
only worth what somebody wants to pay dont forget, £110/£130 i think is fair
I dont think he's dreaming at all- he's just giving you some very good advice.
I was considering making you another offer for the reg, but your attitude has made me think otherwise.
Good luck with the sale.
14 June 2006, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by steviewrx
I dont think he's dreaming at all- he's just giving you some very good advice.
I was considering making you another offer for the reg, but your attitude has made me think otherwise.
Good luck with the sale.
I was considering making you another offer for the reg, but your attitude has made me think otherwise.
Good luck with the sale.
nezz10 take it how you like but thats the going rate, mate
15 June 2006, 07:25 AM
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Ah the keyboard cowboys stike again, why does Scoobynet attract such total muppets!! One idiot starts and the others follow. Guys, you really need to read the conditions about posting on this forum before you do it...
"Replies to adverts complaining / questioning the price or quality of the goods are harmful and often misleading and are therefore not allowed."
Well thanks muchly for posting your useless views on something that you have no intention of purchasing. The going rate of a used one maybe £100 but a brand new one is worth much more - £255 to be exact so anything under £150 is a bargin.
£100 hahhaha - well made me laugh I suppose LOL @ the muppets.
"Replies to adverts complaining / questioning the price or quality of the goods are harmful and often misleading and are therefore not allowed."
Well thanks muchly for posting your useless views on something that you have no intention of purchasing. The going rate of a used one maybe £100 but a brand new one is worth much more - £255 to be exact so anything under £150 is a bargin.
£100 hahhaha - well made me laugh I suppose LOL @ the muppets.
15 June 2006, 08:42 PM
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nezz i was interested in this and iam only voice my oppinion if you want £150 for it carry on i think i will sit out and wait for another one to come buy for £100.
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25 June 2006, 08:30 PM
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Nezz,
The average retail price for these kits is £240.00, even on Ebay. £150.00 is CHEAP for a new kit, even if it doesn't have a gauge.
Stick to your guns, and you will get your price from someone.
Mark.
The average retail price for these kits is £240.00, even on Ebay. £150.00 is CHEAP for a new kit, even if it doesn't have a gauge.
Stick to your guns, and you will get your price from someone.
Mark.
26 June 2006, 05:29 PM
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Matt - You may be waiting a long time then, good luck tho
Mark, Thanks - Someone in the know talking sense!!!!
Still available for £150, can find you a gauge as well for an extra tenner probably.
Mark, Thanks - Someone in the know talking sense!!!!
Still available for £150, can find you a gauge as well for an extra tenner probably.
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