did anyone ever use haltech ????
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Melting Slicks
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From: Canton MI
did anyone ever use haltech ????
http://haltech.com/e6gmx.htm
what do you guys think of it ? its onlt a plug in play .There is no need to install a wiring harness, sensors, relays, it plugs in the stock harness .
what do you guys think of it ? its onlt a plug in play .There is no need to install a wiring harness, sensors, relays, it plugs in the stock harness .
Instructor
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From: FINLAND
I have the older E6GM in my car and it was pretty simple installation...
I needed just to replace the MAF to MAP...
It has the same connector as stock ECU...but you may have to chance some pins.
Jussi
I needed just to replace the MAF to MAP...
It has the same connector as stock ECU...but you may have to chance some pins.
Jussi
Team Owner
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From: Boston, Dallas, Detroit, SoCal, back to Boston MA
I've worked with HalTech's on non-Corvettes.
They were real easy to tune, but the one's I worked on were blank so you-do-it all the way.
But most aftermarket systems are like that.
They were real easy to tune, but the one's I worked on were blank so you-do-it all the way.
But most aftermarket systems are like that.
Burning Brakes
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From: Cleveland OH
Originally Posted by red L98
what do you guys think of it ? its onlt a plug in play .There is no need to install a wiring harness, sensors, relays, it plugs in the stock harness .
In addition, all of these 3 systems have had recent revisions. FAST just released the XFI unit, BigStuff3 is pretty much all new stuff, and Accel keeps adding features to the Gen7. I don't think you can go wrong with any of them. You'll need the wiring harness to keep your guages working. You can look into a harness from http://www.fasttrackperformance.com. Mac makes one hell of a harness for these units.
Good luck,
Ron
