Introductory Special on Haltech Interceptor ECUs

To celebrate my joining the AMEC gang, we now have on special the Haltech Interceptor programmable ECU available to you for $1,000!! This is an extremely affordable way to enable the tuning of your Zed's ECU without having the hassle of programming and flashing EPROMS.

For special prices or enquiries about other parts send me a PM or give me a call.



Some info about the Haltech unit:

The Interceptor provides tuning of fuel mixtures, ignition timing, boost levels and many other features with newly designed Interceptor Windows Software.The Haltech Interceptor is installed using a universal type wiring loom and tuning is done on a laptop with newly designed user friendly Interceptor Windows Software. As the Haltech Interceptor works with the factory ECU, you need only tune where necessary, with the factory levels of economy, idle quality, cold start etc being fully maintained.

The Haltech Interceptor is a totally new 'piggy back' ECU designed to work in parallel with your existing factory ECU.

Performance has never been achieved so quickly, easily and affordably

The Haltech Interceptor has been fully tested on many makes and models, with the range of supported vehicles set to expand rapidly.

 

Come and see you 2morrow. Have a chat

 

is there a complete stand alone system,as some of us already have dodgy chipped ecus?

 

Its a piggy back ecu... He even stated it is one...

Looks like a good buy tho and if tuning is that easy via a laptop thats even better... But dyno time would still be good as well hehe The price is great for a piggy back

 

cool, see you then

 

Is there an adapter to plug it in, or is there some wiring required?

 

yes there is some wiring required with this unit.

 

results

how ya doin, just a few quick q's if u=you don't mind. how many have you sold in the last 3 months? what were the results of to perfomance or hp increase? did any buyers have any issues installing or running this piggyback unit? do you have any before and after dyno tests?
cheers