OH MY GOD IT'S FINALLY HERE!
11-29-2001, 07:40 AM
#1
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i finally got my haltech e6k in (yes yes yes yes yes!!!!!!!), after waiting for 2 and half weeks... the install starts this weekend, 48 hours in a weekend, who wants to start the pool on how many of those hours I'ma spend? :tounge: also changing BOVs to a greddy type S, doing a tune up, and getting the damned metal rim out of my CAT that rattles unbelievably.... HOPEFULLY my 7 will be back and kicking *** by monday.....
haven't got my laptop in yet, the company i ordered it from was in the process of moving when i ordered it and are really backed up on orders (2 f***ing months?!?!?!?!)...so I will use the shop PC to get it running.....
WISH ME LUCK
haven't got my laptop in yet, the company i ordered it from was in the process of moving when i ordered it and are really backed up on orders (2 f***ing months?!?!?!?!)...so I will use the shop PC to get it running.....
WISH ME LUCK
11-29-2001, 11:53 AM
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Take your time, don't rush it, Read the manual a few times and memorize it. If you do everything right, there will be no wires to check if it doesn't work. I took my time and the car started the first time.
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11-30-2001, 02:14 PM
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how long did your install take? I'm spending this whole weekend on it, hoping to get it done... if not then I'll take out of work on monday...
11-30-2001, 03:48 PM
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How does someone know how to program the Haltech? obviously using a computer, but couldn't u mess up the engine if u didn't know what you are doing. What im saying is could u just buy the Haltch or any othere stand-alone computer or piggyback and just be able to work with it?
11-30-2001, 05:54 PM
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How does someone know how to program the Haltech? obviously using a computer, but couldn't u mess up the engine if u didn't know what you are doing. What im saying is could u just buy the Haltch or any othere stand-alone computer or piggyback and just be able to work with it?
12-01-2001, 01:54 PM
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Anyone with a HalTech pass their State Emissions?
I realize this is an oxymoron, but I wanted to ask.
I've got a Haltech and wondered if it would be worth it to try to pass my state emissions or not. (I'd have to add a CAT).
Thanks
I realize this is an oxymoron, but I wanted to ask.
I've got a Haltech and wondered if it would be worth it to try to pass my state emissions or not. (I'd have to add a CAT).
Thanks
12-01-2001, 06:05 PM
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as far as emmissions, I'm in texas, you just give them an extra 20 dollars and they slap a sticker on your car, no big deal... how strict are the emmissions where you live? ours down here aren't strict at all, mainly cuz we don't have a huge problem with smog YET... they are suppose to start the strict emissions testing within a couple years, but still, 20 bucks and you got a sticker...
12-01-2001, 07:39 PM
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Anyone with a HalTech pass their State Emissions?
I realize this is an oxymoron, but I wanted to ask.
I've got a Haltech and wondered if it would be worth it to try to pass my state emissions or not. (I'd have to add a CAT).
Thanks
I realize this is an oxymoron, but I wanted to ask.
I've got a Haltech and wondered if it would be worth it to try to pass my state emissions or not. (I'd have to add a CAT).
Thanks