Cobb Access Port V3 on 2040-parts.com
Lafayette, Indiana, United States
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New never mated .had originally bought from cobb directly for my 2005 baja turbo. I didnt check to see if it had rom ID support for my ECU. Since there is no support and paid $650.00 plus shipping, im only asking for $575.00 shipped.everything is new and unopened inside.
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