Aem Ems Series 2 Ecu Evo 8 Evo 9 on 2040-parts.com
Bismarck, North Dakota, US
Worked perfect will not come with software my tuner forgot to hand it back to me. Has allot of features that make tuning a snap and will go above and beyond the factory ecu. Does have some scratches but is cosmetically fine. Will not ship out of USA!
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