Gm V8 Diablo Sport Predator U7194 on 2040-parts.com
Maple Ridge, British Columbia, CA
This Diablo Sport Predator is a hand held programmer that allow you to choose multiple dyno proven performance and economy calibrations including vehicle diagnostics read and erase fault codes. This unit makes a vary big difference in the vehicles performance and fuel mileage .
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