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Jet Computer Chip 70307 on 2040-parts.com

US $75.00
Location:

Sparta, Tennessee, United States

Sparta, Tennessee, United States
Used 6 weeks , but had to take it out because I installed Nos System.
Brand:Jet Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:70307 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

Bought a jet chip for my 2003 Mustang Gt. Automatic Transmission , used it for a few week and it ran fine but I put Nitrous on the car and it said to remove any Chips  that was put on , so I pulled it and put it back in the box. It is only for a 2003 4.6 Gt. Automatic Number 70307. 

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