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Trusted my old engine with it and worked wonders. Love them to bits. Granted, 6 years on there are probably better Ecus.

the main difference between this and the haltech?

the haltech comes with ALL the features unlocked.

no more fees.

just go into options and press on.

for deep pockets, I believe the motec to be one of the best still available.

but for your average enthusiast, the haltech is brilliant.

Heard good things about it. But for now I will go with Haltech - cost me less than $1,500 inc postage from Shideney!

good stuff.

its what I use.

and as I said, never had a problem yet(touch wood).

the main difference between this and the haltech?

the haltech comes with ALL the features unlocked.

no more fees.

just go into options and press on.

for deep pockets, I believe the motec to be one of the best still available.

but for your average enthusiast, the haltech is brilliant.

agree. For us any of the top line ECUs will do the job really well

Hi peeps, half cut watching Harry potter

Emma Watson hunnnnnngh!!!

Is that 'hunnnnngh' she is like 12y.o. and I feel like I'm a pedofphile or 'hunnnnngh' I'm a retard for watchin Harry Potthead?!
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