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Old February-25th-2003, 01:15 PM
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Anyone Have any thoughts on Haltech?

Does anyone use a haltech ecm on their 3rd gen 2000 1.6 lx? I was interested to know someones progress on that. Thanx
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Old February-27th-2003, 10:59 AM
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..very very expensive
 
Old February-27th-2003, 01:17 PM
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Not really, $1300 is rather cheap for a stand alone with good features. For the 1.6 I'd go with an E-11 instead of an E6K... a lot easier to work with.

Not necessary on a stock motor, would help for Forced Induction.
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Not really, $1300 is rather cheap for a stand alone with good features. For the 1.6 I'd go with an E-11 instead of an E6K... a lot easier to work with.

Not necessary on a stock motor, would help for Forced Induction.
1300 bucks isn't alot of money for a stand alone but its still 1300 bucks, and thats after u drop 4k for a turbo/install
 
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Would you rather drop another $1000-4000 after you blow up the engine because you thought an FMU would be enough? A standalone is the best investment for power and engine preservation.
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well you see i don't have 20 bucks to drop so that is why it is expensive
 
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I would suggest to anyone who can't drop more than $20 on their car.....not to go turbo.
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Originally posted by walight01
..very very expensive
i've heard prices are coming down

http://www.hyundaiaftermarket.com/no...;f=39;t=000137
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Originally posted by turboge
Not really, $1300 is rather cheap for a stand alone with good features. For the 1.6 I'd go with an E-11 instead of an E6K... a lot easier to work with.

Not necessary on a stock motor, would help for Forced Induction.
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Are you going to put the pricing for the E-11 and sensors on your website?
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When I get them yes.
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