nitroracer

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so one of the guys at my work is selling a brand new haltech f9a for 500 bucks. should i pick it up or what? do you think that is a good deal?
thanks
Nick

eViLRotor

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F9 (and now F10) are fuel only EMS.

It is very powerful system for what it does. Basically an E6k, but without the ignition control. That is why it costs roughly half the money.

Would I spend $500 on it? No. I'd save the money and do full EMS.

nitroracer

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check this out guys. he told me make him a offer because i told him 500 was over kill. now tell me what would be a reasonable price? and remember is brand new.

RETed

It's outdated tech - I wouldn't touch it unless we're talking $100.
It's been superceded by the F10A (I think?).


-Ted

nitroracer

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can i send it to haltech and get it upgrade to 10a or is inop?
100 bucks, are you sure.
alright what would you pay for it?

nitroracer

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Bump

AnthonyNYC

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I agree as well. The last time I loaded the software on a F9 it felt like it took over 60seconds just to go online compared to just a few sec with the K's.

I still see a number of the "old school" rotary guys using it at the tracks but then again these are the guys that lock their distributors and just care about going down the track vs overall driveability.

Anthony

enzo250

yes old tech but It still has it's uses however.
i would use it on a turbocharged bike. Quick and Easy...
On a car however your better off getting something else.