Cobb Access Port N55 V3 on 2040-parts.com
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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I have installed and uninstalled a couple times over the last year on my 2011 bmw 335i which I need to sell because it is a 2 door and need more space.. I kept it on stage 1 and my car sounded much better. It also became a monster. The additional TQ is mind bending for the price point. I never used the actual handheld device much after installing so it is in very good shape and practically new. The screen looks great and crisp. Very bright and clear.
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