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"The HKS EIDS has been developed to buffer dramatic airflow meter signal fluctuations. By buffering these fluctuations the EIDS prevents engine stalling or stumbling associated with sudden imbalances in air/fuel ratio of airflow meter-equipped vehicles that utilize atmosphere venting blow-off valves."

Item was purchased off ebay, however due to change in plans (i.e: installing safc to correct airflow and not going to install an atmo BOV) this item is now up for grabs. Item was bought off an ebay power seller so I have no doubts that it is in good working condition.

Great for those who want a cheap option of correcting an erratic idle.

Price $70 FIXED - will throw in free delivery via regular mail...however if buyer wants express post..then additional cost to be paid by buyer.

Edited by fcruz3r
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