This is a used Hypertech programmer.It fits 2003-2008 Hemi truck/Suv also 2007-2008 Jeep Wrangler 3.8L.Like new condition.Cost over 300.00 dollars new.
Performance Chips for Sale
Sct itsx wireless 4015 1996 - 2011 ford gas or diesel vehicles programmer(US $469.00)
Ford eco boost super chip(US $287.99)
Superchips flashpaq 1815 for ford gas trucks v6 and v8 1999-2008(US $150.00)
Vw1.9 tdi 02-05 beetle ecm (bew,atd) 038 906 016p 038906016p 038-906-016p(US $750.00)
Edge evolution cts diesel programmer gmc ford dodge or chevy. nib!(US $629.99)
Vw 2.0 beetle/conv (bdc) ecu/ecm 06a 906 032kb 06a906032kb 06a-906-032kb(US $600.00)
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