Superchips 1842 Flashpaq Programmer on 2040-parts.com
Fulshear, Texas, United States
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The Flashpaq performance tuner is the best-selling handheld tuner worldwide. It's success comes from quality, innovation and seat of the pants performance results. The Flashpaq delivers the most power to-the-wheels while eliminating common problems found in the other products. The results for your gas or diesel powered truck, SUV or performance car are industry leading. Today's Flashpaq contains a lengthy features list including multiple power levels and a variety of user-adjustable options. The first time you get behind the wheel with the Superchips Flashpaq you will notice improved throttle response, high-end drivability and outstanding power gains.
This programmer was used on a Ford F-150 for about 1 year. Comes with original packaging and all instructions. Super easy to install and results are real! Paid over $400 new. |
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