Advice requested for choosing aftermarket EFI system
Robert Charles Scealy
rcs07 at uow.edu.au
Tue Jan 8 05:49:41 GMT 2002
I have used MicroTech computers before, they are quite popular over
here, and I know a fair few other people who have used them and liked
them. They are a lower end unit, and as such sometimes dont carry the
features of units like MoTeCs, but for the money did quite a nice job
(~$550 aus). I am pretty sure they are exported over to the US.
>
> From: "Robert" <robert_hiebert at sunshine.net>
> > Thanks for your input. I'm not knowledgeable enough to hack a
stock ECM,
>
> Some have been already done
>
> >and
> > my experience with piggy backing ( EEC Tuner ) has been less than
perfect.
>
> Wouldn't that be an indicator of what some of the aftermarket stuff
is?.
>
> > As I see it, unless you have absolute and complete knowledge of
how the
> OEM
> > system works and how all the tags interact, there is always a
danger that
> > there will be a communications failure or some other unforeseen
problem.
>
> Any you think some aftermarket firms are more aware of that then the
likes
> of GM?. Gonna carry a spare ecm just in case?. Who do you think
the
> aftermarkets copy?.
>
> > At
> > least with a stand alone aftermarket system, assuming that it is a
good
> > system, you are in total control.
>
> Key word *assuming*.
> The aftermarkets are distilled mins., can be good for a straight out
race
> car, can be a PITA for a street car.
> Bruce
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