ECS Alky - controller install location??
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We generally install the main PAC controller under the knee bolster, and the gain **** assembly right above the hood release. I can get to it while tuning, but it's not visible or too easily accessible. That is done because it should not need to be adjusted after tuning, and it seams everyone feels the need to adjust it afterwards.
It needs to be remembered that you are adding fuel, so just like your tune, it should not be messed with after being properly set.
It needs to be remembered that you are adding fuel, so just like your tune, it should not be messed with after being properly set.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Raleigh NC
We generally install the main PAC controller under the knee bolster, and the gain **** assembly right above the hood release. I can get to it while tuning, but it's not visible or too easily accessible. That is done because it should not need to be adjusted after tuning, and it seams everyone feels the need to adjust it afterwards.
It needs to be remembered that you are adding fuel, so just like your tune, it should not be messed with after being properly set.
It needs to be remembered that you are adding fuel, so just like your tune, it should not be messed with after being properly set.
Priceless! Oh well, I guess you could still mount it somewhere cool looking and just never touch it
Melting Slicks
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From: Eastern PA:ECS Paxton Novi 1500(676rwhp,585tq on stock engine),LG headers, 410's, Corsa Sports, ECS Alky Kit
St. Jude Donor '08-'09
We generally install the main PAC controller under the knee bolster, and the gain **** assembly right above the hood release. I can get to it while tuning, but it's not visible or too easily accessible. That is done because it should not need to be adjusted after tuning, and it seams everyone feels the need to adjust it afterwards.
It needs to be remembered that you are adding fuel, so just like your tune, it should not be messed with after being properly set.
It needs to be remembered that you are adding fuel, so just like your tune, it should not be messed with after being properly set.
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Melting Slicks
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From: Friendswood, Tx
We generally install the main PAC controller under the knee bolster, and the gain **** assembly right above the hood release. I can get to it while tuning, but it's not visible or too easily accessible. That is done because it should not need to be adjusted after tuning, and it seams everyone feels the need to adjust it afterwards.
It needs to be remembered that you are adding fuel, so just like your tune, it should not be messed with after being properly set.
It needs to be remembered that you are adding fuel, so just like your tune, it should not be messed with after being properly set.
My control box is under my dash (tucked away) but my LED is in that small defrost vent on the A-pillar- In-cog-nito for sure 
