Haltech Or Motech For A Fd?
#1
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Since Haltech is busy screwing over its distributors. Like Selling Hitmans stock out from under him.
I am considering Motech is it as good as or better than Haltech.
Can someone point me to a website so I can learn or thing or two about the Motec.
I am considering Motech is it as good as or better than Haltech.
Can someone point me to a website so I can learn or thing or two about the Motec.
#4
Motec is very top of the line, and i'm sure the price tag is too. Probably overkill and hard to find support for. I'd just stick to haltech or pfc. I think brian at rotorsports knows a thing or two about motec, if I remember right he showed me the software a long time ago, I think it was motec....... I know he is putting together some race cars with motec. www.rotorsportsracing.com His number is on his site if you want to talk to him.
#5
i think k2rd used to sell motec. www.motec.com
i wouldnt worry about haltechs shenanigans, its been goin on for a long time, its just how they are
mike
i wouldnt worry about haltechs shenanigans, its been goin on for a long time, its just how they are
mike
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I just purchased a M-4 it will do everything I need it to do. As far as support goes I am impressed. How about Motec finds the nearest facility that is familiar with RX-7's and is an Authorized Motec tuner and they foot the bill for the first 5 hours of dyno time. The whole unit with the harness cost me about $1600. They also offer an add on of a wideband O2 sensor for about $350 so you can tweek it on the street. Or, I can buy a whole independant O2 setup for $1K that can be easily switched from car to car.
http://www.motec.com/products/m4ecu.htm
http://www.motec.com/products/m4ecu.htm