Volvo 850 T5 T5r Turbo Tuning Chip From Sweden on 2040-parts.com
Västra Frölunda, Västra götaland, Sweden
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Performance Chips for Volvo 850 Turbo Tuningchip Assembly socket Assembly instructions Warranty 1 year Trim chips gives a better fuel consumption and more power. T5 2.0 (210hk) = 260 hk 350 Nm Turbo/T5 2.3 (225hk) = 300 hk 440 Nm T5-R (240hk) = 300 hk 440 Nm R (250hk) = 330 hk 460 Nm These chips are manufactured in Sweden, there are no chips from China or Russia / Baltics. |
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