haltech or apexi power fc
04-27-13, 10:21 AM
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haltech or apexi power fc
Hey there guys and gals
I have a 88 10th AE turbo ll I'm looking to build the end game is a street port and polish 3mm apex seals 76mm Borg warner turbo and direct port methanol injection but I do not know what ecu to use I have had microtechs on my other fc's but I want something else for this build
I have a 88 10th AE turbo ll I'm looking to build the end game is a street port and polish 3mm apex seals 76mm Borg warner turbo and direct port methanol injection but I do not know what ecu to use I have had microtechs on my other fc's but I want something else for this build
04-27-13, 05:24 PM
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welcome. 
Haltech has some great offerings in their current lineup. i honestly don't know much, if anything, about the Power FCs, so i'll leave that alone. you're doing the right thing in asking the question, it just may not be the best place to ask.
my advice would be to leave this thread here. gather basic information on the Power FC and a Haltech model that interests you, then take that information and start poking around in the respective Engine Management forums here on the board and take in as much as you can. also, check out the build threads in the Gen II forum and see what guys that are running similar setups are using for management.
Haltech has some great offerings in their current lineup. i honestly don't know much, if anything, about the Power FCs, so i'll leave that alone. you're doing the right thing in asking the question, it just may not be the best place to ask.
my advice would be to leave this thread here. gather basic information on the Power FC and a Haltech model that interests you, then take that information and start poking around in the respective Engine Management forums here on the board and take in as much as you can. also, check out the build threads in the Gen II forum and see what guys that are running similar setups are using for management.
04-28-13, 11:16 AM
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In a perfect world the Haltech is the obvious choice. In our real world (in the SF Bay Area, at least), there are many, many more people that know how to properly tune a RX-7 with the Apexi unit.
I got the PFC, had Kan tune it and I'm 100% stoked.
I got the PFC, had Kan tune it and I'm 100% stoked.
04-29-13, 10:00 AM
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I am a fan of the Haltech. One big reason is the offering of the fully terminated wire harness. As I'm sure you are aware the harness is bad.... Or is on it's way out. With the full harness there is no question on wiring issues. I feel that with the proper tuner, the Haltech software has a bit more potential. Just my .02.
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04-30-13, 10:47 AM
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Haltech and find a competent tuner. No reason to pick a downgrade for an ECU when you can certainly find someone local (try your local forum and the Haltech forum) to help you.
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ok thanks guys def leaning towards haltech now i keep hearing good things and luckily for me 3FaceRacing is not to far from where i am and pettit racing is a fun weekend trip away
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