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Killert2

10-13-07 03:45 AM

Is There a Difference?

Well i'm thinking about getting a haltech and i saw there was the plug and play(HALTECH E6GMX) and there was the regular Haltech e6x and e6k. Is there any big differences?

RETed

10-13-07 06:41 AM

The "GM" is for "General Motors" (ala Chevy) applications only.
You really can't use it on a rotary.

-Ted

Claudio RX-7

10-13-07 09:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RETed (Post 7415911)

The "GM" is for "General Motors" (ala Chevy) applications only.
You really can't use it on a rotary.

-Ted

Egg-sactly, E6"GM" is for some Delco ECU equipped cars, mostly australian holden, and some 87-91 GM cars.

88rxn/a

10-13-07 08:24 PM

E6k

Ftw!

Killert2

10-15-07 01:22 AM

so does anyone know where i can get a used/New e6x for as cheap as they go?I'm kinda low in cash after paying for college tuition(30k)

j9fd3s

10-17-07 02:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Claudio RX-7 (Post 7416046)

Egg-sactly, E6"GM" is for some Delco ECU equipped cars, mostly australian holden, and some 87-91 GM cars.

yep, you have to pay attention when you do it too, because i guess all the gm cars use the same ecu plug, but they are NOT all wired the same

Killert2

10-20-07 09:57 PM

So Are there any places that have them on sale right now?cheapest i found was 1450

RETed

10-21-07 01:50 AM

God, there are E8's being sold on eBay for cheaper than that...
You're talking about a E6X, right?
I think claudio has a special deal still ongoing?

-Ted

j9fd3s

10-21-07 12:52 PM

e8 > e6x

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