haltech or microtech
07-23-12 | 02:56 AM
#1
haltech or microtech
just sold my e6k
ok in about a week i will be buying one of these two ecu set ups
option one is brand new microtech lt10c with loom and x4 box and i all ready have x4 bosch coils for this set up. it is $1400 posted to my door.
option two is brand new haltech sprint re with loom it is $1600 plus i would need some sort of coils with ignitors or a ignitor box cheapest option is trade my x4 bosch coils for x4 ls7 coils that will cost me $100 so that is a total of $1700
BUT then i found this
Haltech Platinum Sprint RE Autospec Long Flying Lead Harness HT050902 | eBay
that is $1300 posted to my door plus the ls7 coils makes it $1400.
HOWEVER there is a catch look at the guys feedback ebay?????? its crap i have asked him if the sprint re is in stock and haven't got a reply. because im in new zealand if i were to be ripped off by buying this id be fucked!!!
other info is where i live in new zealand there is only one tuning shop they are mostly haltech guys
please let me know what you think
ok in about a week i will be buying one of these two ecu set ups
option one is brand new microtech lt10c with loom and x4 box and i all ready have x4 bosch coils for this set up. it is $1400 posted to my door.
option two is brand new haltech sprint re with loom it is $1600 plus i would need some sort of coils with ignitors or a ignitor box cheapest option is trade my x4 bosch coils for x4 ls7 coils that will cost me $100 so that is a total of $1700
BUT then i found this
Haltech Platinum Sprint RE Autospec Long Flying Lead Harness HT050902 | eBay
that is $1300 posted to my door plus the ls7 coils makes it $1400.
HOWEVER there is a catch look at the guys feedback ebay?????? its crap i have asked him if the sprint re is in stock and haven't got a reply. because im in new zealand if i were to be ripped off by buying this id be fucked!!!
other info is where i live in new zealand there is only one tuning shop they are mostly haltech guys
please let me know what you think
07-23-12 | 03:16 AM
#2
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From: new zealand
haltech is spose to be a good unit but id pay the extra couple hundy to buy in nz so you don't have dramas and have someone local to kill if it turns ****. but really can't argue with the new mictrotech price, plus most rotor shops are pretty adept at tuning microtechs. but like you said where you live the tuners into haltech so best to talk it over with them.
