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New Greddy Profec B Spec 2 B-specii Electronic Boost Controller Apexi Ebc Turbo on 2040-parts.com

US $329.99
Location:

Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
NEW GREDDY PROFEC B SPEC 2 B-SPECII electronic boost controller apexi ebc turbo, US $329.99, image 1
“New Greddy Profec B Spec2. Box was opened, but never used. Comes new with all parts except manuals, which were in Japanese and tossed out. English manuals are free at Greddy's website. A few lite marks to the unit from moving around inside box. See pictures for exact item.”
Brand:greddy Part Brand:greddy Manufacturer Part Number:15500210

Up for sale is a New Greddy Profec Bspec2 electronic boost controller in black. The box was opened, but never used. 

Comes new with all parts except manuals, which were in Japanese and tossed out. English manuals are free at Greddy's website. A few lite marks to the unit from moving around inside box. See pictures for exact item.

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