New Motec M880 Ecu With Dual Lambda And Adv Functions Enabled on 2040-parts.com
Oceanside, California, United States
Brand new M880 with the following options;
1 meg logging Dual lambda Advanced functions It's been in our inventory for a while now and it's time to move it at a discount, The retail value with options was over $8,000 |
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