Advice requested for choosing aftermarket EFI system

[K.T.]

In Dallas, there are a large number of WYs all lined up next to each other 
on east Jefferson street. One outfit (Alstate) had several large boxes in a 
back room, filled with pulled ECMs from all types of vehicles. Great find 
if you know what you're looking for. Unfortunately I don't remember his 
prices, and have misplaced my receipt, but $35 sounds like the right 
ballpark. I haven't been down there for about a year, but could forward you 
a bunch of phone numbers off-list. In Ft Worth, a bunch of WYs are lined up 
on Mansfield Hwy. I've paid as low as $10 for ECMs (a supposedly defective 
7730 purchased just for the MemCal, that turned out to work just fine.) If 
you tell these guys when they write up the receipt, that you're buying as 
is, no warrantee/exchange privilege, and leaving the country, they might 
even give you a break on the price. Of course, with electronics, you're 
taking your chances. ;-)

>Are $35 scrappy ECMs a regular find, or do they require the inside knowledge
>gained from x years (x>20 ) 'in the business'. I ask because I'm flying out
>to Dallas (via Seattle) in a couple of weeks and will be stocking up on some
>bits (Trans sport needs new rad, over $400 here in UK).


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