Boost Lab Iat Air Temp Sensor Kit Aem Proefi Motec Cobb Haltech Big Stuff 3 Kpro on 2040-parts.com
Tampa, Florida, United States
 Call Us Today! 813-443-0531 Boost Lab IAT Air Temperature Sensor Kit **UNIVERSAL FITMENT** **FREE SHIPPING** Compatible with all Standalone and flash based ECU's, this
kit comes with everything you need to successfully add an IAT sensor
to your factory or standalone ECU vehicle. An Intake Air Temp sensor is
required by many standalone ecu manufacturers including, AEM, ProEFI,
MoTec, Holley EFI, BIG Stuff 3, and many more. The Boost Lab IAT Sensor Kit also includes a sensor data sheet for perfect calibration. Sensor Kit Includes
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