Cheaper Alternative to Haltech?
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Cheaper Alternative to Haltech?
Just curious, what's a cheaper alternative to a Haltech E6K? Because if I buy it here, it would cost me around $2000 (****ing big markup 
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Perfect Power makes the piggyback "SMT-6" and also a Standalone "PRS", both of which are dirt cheap compared to other systems. The SMT seemed to work ok, and customer service is great. http://www.perfectpower.com/
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Thanks for the link. I liked the PRS-8 standalone, and amazingly, there is a dealer for it here in my country. Does anyone think this is a good alternative to the E6K?
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I could not find a cold start up sequence or a a/c input in the prs4 or 8.
Untill we can confirm you can use those.
They would not make good daily drivers in my book.
Unless someone can find it as a feature I missed.
They are more for racing. Were the cars will be warmed up long before you abuse it.
[ January 27, 2003, 12:00 AM: Message edited by: Shadohh ]
Untill we can confirm you can use those.
They would not make good daily drivers in my book.
Unless someone can find it as a feature I missed.
They are more for racing. Were the cars will be warmed up long before you abuse it.
[ January 27, 2003, 12:00 AM: Message edited by: Shadohh ]