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As it says. i have an HKS turbo timer for sale. came with a car that i got at a dealer, and i have just put in a new alarm with a turbo timer in it.

so gimme offers on this. they are $350 new. and the dealer put this in new for the sale of the car. it is only 1 month old and has been sitting round for most of it.

i can get it installed if needed.

cheers

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yeah comes with all wires to install. and if u r in the north shore then i can get it installed for u as well for a good price.

but i am still looking for alittle more.

come on people. this is a $350 part.gimme half my money back and it is urs.

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it came with the car so i am not sure which one it is but i think it is only type o.

it had a harness for a rex but that was taken off. but can still be put back on.

c.o.d is no problems with me so just let me know.

cheers

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