Crane Fireball Hi-6s 6000-6300 on 2040-parts.com
Ashland, Mississippi, United States
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Bought this New, opened it and figured out I ordered the wrong thing. Although I do have a 91 Camaro it has been heavily modified and no longer uses the factory ignition control module which is needed to trigger this Unit. If I don't sell it I will install it on my 90 Iroc which is factory!!!
Your chance to purchase a brand new Crane Hi-6S at a discounted price with everything you need to hook up. As I said, This is brand new, never attempted to hook up. It was simply an impulse buy, and I ordered the wrong one. I am selling for Less than I was able to purchase it for and will eat shipping, just so I don't have to take on another project with my Iroc. It does have a manufacturers warranty and I will include anything I have, to assist you with that in the event you have issues down the road. My research shows CRANE is owned by COMP CAMS, who also own TCI, FAST, among other performance companys who are very reliable. |
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