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I have a brand new Blitz Power Meter ID2 for sale.

It has some features like:

0-100km

0-200km

0-300km

0-200m

0-400m

real time digital display of speed in km or mph

real time display of power (chasis dyno) in PS, HP, or KW

And if you have an SBC ID, it can team up with that and do something else (i'm not too sure what though)

I decided against fitting it because i dont know where to place it in my car and it's a gadget that i dont really need (it's pretty cool but not particularly useful) I guess if you're into seeing exactly how much power your car has and what effects little mods do to your car, then this is a much cheaper option than going to the dyno all the time. (just dont get caught by the police when you decide to make a power reading run:D)

I'm just asking for what it cost me $400 (was unlucky and got taxed:( ) Brisbane buyers can pick it up, interstate buyers will have to pay COD. You can reply here or pm me for more info.

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