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Davis Technology 9000 Hei Traction Control Unit Asphalt Dirt Street Stock on 2040-parts.com

US $1,895.00
Location:

Mooresville, North Carolina, United States

Mooresville, North Carolina, United States
Used in good working condition on consignment from local racer. (Asphalt)
Brand:Davis Technology

Nice used HEI Davis Technology Traction Control Unit. On consignment from local racer (Asphalt). We buy / sell and trade to keep local racing affordable! Call 704-662-9570 or stop by our 10,000ft2 warehouse in Race City USA Mooresville, NC.

Whether you are running Late Models, Modifieds, Sprints, Dirt, or Asphalt, Davis Technologies Traction Control can hook you up.

These units are great for Pro level racers running big races where conditions are constantly changing during longer races and the competition is tough, or you just want the advantages of a smaller, lighter unit.

The Self-Learning units automatically adjust to changing conditions, allowing for the fastest lap times. 

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