Haltech Questions, please help
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Haltech Questions, please help
ok, this is what is listed on rx7.com's website. of all of this, what do i need to buy?
Haltech E6K Fuel/Ignition Flying Lead Kit $1145
FL030050 Haltech E6S Fuel/Ignition Flying Lead Kit $995
FL030051 Haltech E6S-8 Fuel/Ignition Flying Lead Kit $1035
FL030052 Fully terminated harness (add to above price) $150
FL030053 E6S/K Connector Kit $77
FL032560 E6S/K MAP Sensor (1 Bar for Normally Aspirated) $64
FL032586 E6S/K MAP Sensor (2 Bar for up to 15psi Boost) $96
FL032549 E6S/K MAP Sensor (3 Bar for up to 30psi Boost) $112
FL032526 Haltech 4 wire oxygen (O2) sensor $64
FL031606 E6S/K trim **** for ignition/fuel/boost $56
FL049700 Haltech Boost Control Module $80
I know i need E6S flyingleading kit, and terminatied harness and map sensor. but what about the connector kit, and the bost contorl module and the trim ****?
are these good prices? or should i go else where. please help b/c i am going to buy one this week.
thanks!
Haltech E6K Fuel/Ignition Flying Lead Kit $1145
FL030050 Haltech E6S Fuel/Ignition Flying Lead Kit $995
FL030051 Haltech E6S-8 Fuel/Ignition Flying Lead Kit $1035
FL030052 Fully terminated harness (add to above price) $150
FL030053 E6S/K Connector Kit $77
FL032560 E6S/K MAP Sensor (1 Bar for Normally Aspirated) $64
FL032586 E6S/K MAP Sensor (2 Bar for up to 15psi Boost) $96
FL032549 E6S/K MAP Sensor (3 Bar for up to 30psi Boost) $112
FL032526 Haltech 4 wire oxygen (O2) sensor $64
FL031606 E6S/K trim **** for ignition/fuel/boost $56
FL049700 Haltech Boost Control Module $80
I know i need E6S flyingleading kit, and terminatied harness and map sensor. but what about the connector kit, and the bost contorl module and the trim ****?
are these good prices? or should i go else where. please help b/c i am going to buy one this week.
thanks!
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Haltech E6K, Flying lead loom, Connector kit, 2 or 3 BAR MAP sensor - depending on how much boost you plan on running.
Boost control solenoid if you wanna use it for boost control, if you want to adjust the boost from the dash, just go to radioshack (i think, i'm not a yank) and get a 10K Ohm Potentiometer, thats all the trim **** is, it'll cost ya like $3
Boost control solenoid if you wanna use it for boost control, if you want to adjust the boost from the dash, just go to radioshack (i think, i'm not a yank) and get a 10K Ohm Potentiometer, thats all the trim **** is, it'll cost ya like $3
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I think it's cheaper from the hit man. shipped from Australia but it's way cheaper due to the exchange rate.
he also knows his stuff!
http://www.hitman.hm/
he also knows his stuff!
http://www.hitman.hm/
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Just an FYI.
I just bought one Monday. You need a 3 bar sensor if you are running a turbo. You also don't want a terminated harness, as I have heard in my research that the Haltech terminated ones aren't that good. You also need the connector kit.
I got the E6K, flying loom, 3bar map sensor, connector kit, and shipped to my door via courier for free for the price of $1290. There is no tax and no delivery fees from Hitman (Matt) It takes about 7 days to receive after you order it.
Hitman will probably offer the best support there is.
I just bought one Monday. You need a 3 bar sensor if you are running a turbo. You also don't want a terminated harness, as I have heard in my research that the Haltech terminated ones aren't that good. You also need the connector kit.
I got the E6K, flying loom, 3bar map sensor, connector kit, and shipped to my door via courier for free for the price of $1290. There is no tax and no delivery fees from Hitman (Matt) It takes about 7 days to receive after you order it.
Hitman will probably offer the best support there is.
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Terminated harness option is for those who have very little or no electrical wiring experience; it ends up being a route wiring and plug into sensors install, which most people will have very little trouble doing.  The flying lead kit is for those with some electrical wiring experience so that they can cut the wires to length for a tidier install.
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Originally posted by RX-7 GT
so the flying lead. is it a bitch to put on all the connectors? you have to solder em on or?
so the flying lead. is it a bitch to put on all the connectors? you have to solder em on or?
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Get the terminated harness and be happy!!..Flying lead you have to hire someone if you are not good with electrical to finish up job. Terminated, you can just hook it up...It will save you some time.
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Originally posted by RETed
Terminated harness option is for those who have very little or no electrical wiring experience; it ends up being a route wiring and plug into sensors install, which most people will have very little trouble doing.  The flying lead kit is for those with some electrical wiring experience so that they can cut the wires to length for a tidier install.
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Terminated harness option is for those who have very little or no electrical wiring experience; it ends up being a route wiring and plug into sensors install, which most people will have very little trouble doing.  The flying lead kit is for those with some electrical wiring experience so that they can cut the wires to length for a tidier install.
-Ted
I ordered flying loom so I can terminate it myself.
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Get the terminated harness and be happy!!..Flying lead you have to hire someone if you are not good with electrical to finish up job. Terminated, you can just hook it up...It will save you some time.
Get the terminated harness and be happy!!..Flying lead you have to hire someone if you are not good with electrical to finish up job. Terminated, you can just hook it up...It will save you some time.
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most of the guys who have got a terminated harness, a year down the track have had their plugs crumble and wires break from brittleness. Styk33 and co who have been running E6K's for 12-18 months are the guys to talk to about this
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Originally posted by fc3s.org
Good info Ted. Have you heard the same as far as their connectors go? I believe I heard that off the Haltech list, but I can't recall to be honest.
Good info Ted. Have you heard the same as far as their connectors go? I believe I heard that off the Haltech list, but I can't recall to be honest.
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Originally posted by fc3s.org
Not that much time. You still have to install the sensors and stuff. Plus you have to remove all the old crap. That is taking me DAYS and I don't even have the Haltech here yet!!
Not that much time. You still have to install the sensors and stuff. Plus you have to remove all the old crap. That is taking me DAYS and I don't even have the Haltech here yet!!
ohhh and when you said that you need 3BAR map sensor with turbocharged, well my friend with HALTECH said that its NOT TRUE.
1BAR map is for N/As and 2-3 bar maps for turbocharged...2 for lower boost and 3 for higher boost..15 above i think..
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I've heard in NUMEROUS places that the 3bar map sensore that Haltech sells can actually be had for MUCH less cash. I was told that it is the OEM map sensor for a 1989 Turbo Trans Am. I've heard this a lot, but have never verified. Can anyone provide input on this possible Tall Tale?
btw, the trans am map sensor is only like $60 at carparts.com (i checked last summer, might be different now).
btw, the trans am map sensor is only like $60 at carparts.com (i checked last summer, might be different now).
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Originally posted by fcturbo2
ohhh and when you said that you need 3BAR map sensor with turbocharged, well my friend with HALTECH said that its NOT TRUE.
1BAR map is for N/As and 2-3 bar maps for turbocharged...2 for lower boost and 3 for higher boost..15 above i think..
ohhh and when you said that you need 3BAR map sensor with turbocharged, well my friend with HALTECH said that its NOT TRUE.
1BAR map is for N/As and 2-3 bar maps for turbocharged...2 for lower boost and 3 for higher boost..15 above i think..
-Ted
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Originally posted by Kurgan
I've heard in NUMEROUS places that the 3bar map sensore that Haltech sells can actually be had for MUCH less cash. I was told that it is the OEM map sensor for a 1989 Turbo Trans Am. I've heard this a lot, but have never verified. Can anyone provide input on this possible Tall Tale?
btw, the trans am map sensor is only like $60 at carparts.com (i checked last summer, might be different now).
I've heard in NUMEROUS places that the 3bar map sensore that Haltech sells can actually be had for MUCH less cash. I was told that it is the OEM map sensor for a 1989 Turbo Trans Am. I've heard this a lot, but have never verified. Can anyone provide input on this possible Tall Tale?
btw, the trans am map sensor is only like $60 at carparts.com (i checked last summer, might be different now).
-Ted
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I think it's cheaper from the hit man. shipped from Australia but it's way cheaper due to the exchange rate.
he also knows his stuff!
http://www.hitman.hm/
I think it's cheaper from the hit man. shipped from Australia but it's way cheaper due to the exchange rate.
he also knows his stuff!
http://www.hitman.hm/
THe hitman Knows TONs. and he is a real cool *** dude. Talk to hime before you donything.
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why the hell would a transam use a 3 bar map sensor? it's normally aspriated for christsakes............... you gotta wonder what the hell they were thinking when they put that one in????????
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MATT the HITMAN knows his ****!..turbo & haltech..you name it!!...but why go to him when TED is here! ....
MATT the HITMAN knows his ****!..turbo & haltech..you name it!!...but why go to him when TED is here! ....