Diablosport T1000 Tuning System on 2040-parts.com
New Albany, Mississippi, United States
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This is a DIABLOSPORT T1000 programmer used it on my 2011 srt8 challenger for around six month and I traded car. I put the car back to stock and keep the programmer. The programmer is back just the way I bought it good to go. Guarantee you want be disappointed with this programmer. They will had more horse power and better gas mileage to your ride. This programmer will work on several different vehicle's
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