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Is that all the parts to it? There should be some kind of part# model# or serial# on it somewhere.
All of the procharger kits had serial numbers.
Procharger kept up with the serial number of each kit and all the related parts that were linked to that serial number. I don't think there were many companies that offered them so that may end up helping you in the long run. Sorry I couldn't be of anymore help.
Yeah I wasn't thinking it was a procharger. I was thinking who ever made may have numbered similar as they do theirs.
I'm sure someone knows something about finding them is a different story though.
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