Racepak Smartwire, With Can Switch Panel And Haltech Interface Module New on 2040-parts.com
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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Selling my Brand new in box RacePak Smartwire system. We no longer have a racetrack and I'm focusing more on my street cars.
This is a fully programmable power control module. It replaces a fusebox with a digitally controlled solid state setup. Very high tech, but easy to use! Everything is new, never used, never installed, purchased from Haltech and includes: -Smartwire 500KT-SW-30 complete system -Smartwire CAN Switch Panel 500SW-PNL8 -Racepak to Haltech Interface Cable MSRP was $2526US total, if It doesn't sell this time round I will separate but I would prefer not to. Shipping anywhere in Canada is $40-50 Shipping anywhere in the USA is $60-75 Shipping worldwide is available but I need to quote it. |
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