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Cmon guys, its a picture of a boost controller which can be found on 1000s of websites on the internet in seconds. If it makes u happy I can get my post edited but really, who cares who took it?

Anyway, price drop..

$500 neg.

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Cmon guys, its a picture of a boost controller which can be found on 1000s of websites on the internet in seconds. If it makes u happy I can get my post edited but really, who cares who took it?

Anyway, price drop..

$500 neg.

I have purchased several parts from Mike, TUF-200, in the past couple of months and all have been in better condition than the pics he has posted so he is a trustworthy seller guys.

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umm, dude, read my post.. i never said it wasnt your pic but ffs, its a pic of a boost controller which is identical to every other e-boost2 every made. Grow up and get over it. You sound like ive commited a crime or something.. Whinging for the sake of whinging maybe? If a mod wants to delete this thread please feel free and ill repost with a different pic of the same controller...

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