Turbo Timer- Which brand is better?
07-27-02, 08:09 PM
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Turbo Timer- Which brand is better?
Hey guys,
Sorry about asking trivial questions, but I'm a very indecisive person so I was wondering what the differences are comparing the aftermarket brands (greddy, hks, blitz, apex) and which brand functions better? Thanks in advance
Sorry about asking trivial questions, but I'm a very indecisive person so I was wondering what the differences are comparing the aftermarket brands (greddy, hks, blitz, apex) and which brand functions better? Thanks in advance
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Originally posted by evot23
They all do the same job equally well from my experience in talking with those who have them. It comes down to bells and whistles and whether or not they come with a harness to ease installation.
They all do the same job equally well from my experience in talking with those who have them. It comes down to bells and whistles and whether or not they come with a harness to ease installation.
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I'm an apex fan. So I have the apex. Installation was a breeze w/ the harness. It also reads out battery vol., o2 sensor, & a/f ratio, but I'm only using the timer for idle time because I didn't want to tap into the ecu for those other features.
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currently, im using patience as my turbo timer. Gives me an excuse to leave for work 30 minutes early and arrive 30 minutes late.
If your always in a rush, and never have time to relax and view the scenery, a turbo timer works wonders, but me? I sit in my car for about 5 minutes or so, its no skin off my back, and saves me a C note
If your always in a rush, and never have time to relax and view the scenery, a turbo timer works wonders, but me? I sit in my car for about 5 minutes or so, its no skin off my back, and saves me a C note
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Originally posted by SoCalLove
I'm an apex fan. So I have the apex. Installation was a breeze w/ the harness. It also reads out battery vol., o2 sensor, & a/f ratio, but I'm only using the timer for idle time because I didn't want to tap into the ecu for those other features.
I'm an apex fan. So I have the apex. Installation was a breeze w/ the harness. It also reads out battery vol., o2 sensor, & a/f ratio, but I'm only using the timer for idle time because I didn't want to tap into the ecu for those other features.
