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 Jet Performance 65001 Computer Upgrade Kit Installed in 1994 Honda accord coupe ECU included.
Tuned for air intake and exhaust, can be reprogrammed to meet your needs.
FEATURES:

  • Provides Increase Horsepower
  • Improved Acceleration
  • Provides Power Increase All The Time
  • Custom Program The Chip For Any Modifications

The computer came out of a 1994 Honda accord coupe.


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