New Xedia Xchip Horsepower Enhancement Pollution Reduction Fuel Saving Accessory on 2040-parts.com
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You are Bidding On Xedia XChip Fuel Saving Accessory The Xedia XChip Fuel Saving Accessory is easy to use, and could reduce the fuel consumption of your vehicle, as well as enhance your horsepower! Simply place the device on the bottom of your fuel tank and that's it!* Measurements: Chip Diameter: 2 7/8" Chip Thickness: 5/8" *Please read thorough instructions provided in package once product is purchased New Item, Old Stock Box is slightly damaged, product unharmed See photos for more product information " FREE SHIPPING " Thank you for your interest in our store Check back regularly as we list new items daily HAPPY BIDDING 101915/CAF |
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