Standalone PCM advice needed!
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Standalone PCM advice needed!
Hey guys,
I am looking for some input on standalone pcms for my ls6 motor. It is fully built from drain plug to oil cap. I dropped it into a 240sx that I drift professionally in Canada. It will be getting tons of abuse at higher rpms. I am looking for a reliable system that wont break the bank, I am in no way cheap but I am not looking for a $3000 system. I have explored several different options.
Haltech p1000
Haltech p2000
Hp tuners
Moates w/ EFI live
Vi-Pec
Just curious on what some guys run with the 400-500hp race built engines. This is not a daily driver.
Thanks in advance!
I am looking for some input on standalone pcms for my ls6 motor. It is fully built from drain plug to oil cap. I dropped it into a 240sx that I drift professionally in Canada. It will be getting tons of abuse at higher rpms. I am looking for a reliable system that wont break the bank, I am in no way cheap but I am not looking for a $3000 system. I have explored several different options.
Haltech p1000
Haltech p2000
Hp tuners
Moates w/ EFI live
Vi-Pec
Just curious on what some guys run with the 400-500hp race built engines. This is not a daily driver.
Thanks in advance!
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I run the Holley HP EFI and it was $1400. Absolutely hate wiring... had this harness installed (super easy) in about 2hrs, loaded up a file similar to my setup, and had it running shortly thereafter.
The only real tuning needed was getting the cold start/hot start better, and playing with the timing tables. The Holley system uses the WBO2 to make corrections and you simply update the changes it makes with a laptop and it continues to improve your tune. It is a pretty amazing system. Also has traction control option, data acquisition, and plenty of other great features.
I have yet to be on a dyno, only street tuned it for about 1.5hrs total and it rips. Also have tried a 91/e85 blend (e35 or so) and added 3-4* timing and picked up nice amount of power. I'm very happy with the system.
Adding Davis Technologies traction control here in April. Mine is a street car, road race, some drag.
The only real tuning needed was getting the cold start/hot start better, and playing with the timing tables. The Holley system uses the WBO2 to make corrections and you simply update the changes it makes with a laptop and it continues to improve your tune. It is a pretty amazing system. Also has traction control option, data acquisition, and plenty of other great features.
I have yet to be on a dyno, only street tuned it for about 1.5hrs total and it rips. Also have tried a 91/e85 blend (e35 or so) and added 3-4* timing and picked up nice amount of power. I'm very happy with the system.
Adding Davis Technologies traction control here in April. Mine is a street car, road race, some drag.