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... anyone here using/used a haltech ECU in their car ?
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positive / negative experience ?
do you tune yourself or get a shop to do it ?
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Bob Palmbald used Haltech with his twinscrew supercharged '99 Miata with great success. To this day his Miata is the fastest FI in autocross. Just missed out on winning the national championship.
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All this, plus he daily drove the car with the supercharger for something like 40k miles. It was a scary fast car, plus 2 very fast drivers behind the wheel.
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I have a Haltech. It's for the 'other' car, though.
Mine's an E6GMX, which is a newer model using a Windows interface. Fairly easy to use, though sometimes slow to load a different table at times when tuning.
Since I really don't know much about tuning in the grand scheme of things, I've had all of the tuning to date done either at a dyno or on the street by a local guy who used to work at a nearby Haltech-only shop.
Still needs a few hours to lean things out and work on spark timing, but that's neither here nor there.
A buddy of mine uses an E6A, which uses a DOS-based interface, I'm told. He says it loads new fields much faster, but is basically all the same overall. The E6A will also supposedly allow him to run SFI in a future vehicle.
My overall impression is that they have quite a few very nice features that, even if you don't need 'em now, could well come in handy as your car progressively changes.
Hope that helps at least a little.
Mine's an E6GMX, which is a newer model using a Windows interface. Fairly easy to use, though sometimes slow to load a different table at times when tuning.
Since I really don't know much about tuning in the grand scheme of things, I've had all of the tuning to date done either at a dyno or on the street by a local guy who used to work at a nearby Haltech-only shop.
Still needs a few hours to lean things out and work on spark timing, but that's neither here nor there.
A buddy of mine uses an E6A, which uses a DOS-based interface, I'm told. He says it loads new fields much faster, but is basically all the same overall. The E6A will also supposedly allow him to run SFI in a future vehicle.
My overall impression is that they have quite a few very nice features that, even if you don't need 'em now, could well come in handy as your car progressively changes.
Hope that helps at least a little.
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... thanks for all the replies guys ... I will just have to make my mind up now !
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