Unichip Q on 2040-parts.com
Hartsburg, Missouri, United States
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Unichip q plus timing and fuel calibrator controller.
The bad chip was installed and unichip sent me a brand new chip. The harness has been installed once but the timing and fuel controller have never been used. The unichip itself cost over 600 and the controller is worth 300 . I am including all of it together for a steal of a deal. This is for a 2003 mazdaspeed protege with cold air intake and full exhaust. |
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