I am real happy with my 91 octane program that still sees the KS. I can drive anywhere in the US (even CA and AZ) and not worry the fuel will not be up to snuff. Some safety is a good thing.qsiguy wrote:IMO he should offer single program units. Multi programs are nice but not really necessary.
Just in case someone doesn't want to wait, here's a JWT (Jim Wolf Technologies) modified ECU on Ebay. Buy It Now price is $150 with free shipping. I'm not sure how it compares to the NICO ECU but for $150 it will tide you over until the NICO ECU's are ready.youngq45r wrote:trust me. these are gonna be well worth the wait!!!
****. I paid $250 for my NICO one last year. I'd hate to insinuate treachery, but did I get hosed?goody94q45 wrote:
Just in case someone doesn't want to wait, here's a JWT (Jim Wolf Technologies) modified ECU on Ebay. Buy It Now price is $150 with free shipping. I'm not sure how it compares to the NICO ECU but for $150 it will tide you over until the NICO ECU's are ready.
EDIT: I just noticed it's listed by our friend and former Q owner Kniknave.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ZWDVW
Ben- When are you going to come down the hill and show off that new Q?
No you paid the same price that everyone else did besides those who were in like the 1st or 2nd run way back in the day.Haitian_King wrote:
****. I paid $250 for my NICO one last year. I'd hate to insinuate treachery, but did I get hosed?