course he won't recomend them - he doesnt sell them lol
pnp loom fits because it uses all the sensors etc that are already on your engine.
pnp loom fits because it uses all the sensors etc that are already on your engine.
What should i do with my engine? :(
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Mr Noisy
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Yeah but I'm under the impression that Nige is not selling them because he doesn't believe in them!
Anyway, not gonna go splitting hairs over it but you can guarantee a pnp kit won't be as ideal as a kit custom designed for the vehicle.
Cheers!
Anyway, not gonna go splitting hairs over it but you can guarantee a pnp kit won't be as ideal as a kit custom designed for the vehicle.
Cheers!
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As roads were empty i tested when and why it struggles to rev over 3.5/4k, it goes like poo on the LPG but switched it back to petrol it goes more like stink, doesn't struggle to go. I don't expect it to be fast, especially on LPG, but would this be a case of getting the LPG re tuned? Hopefully if the mix is better get a few more MPG aswell? 
its only V8D/extraEFI that sell them - couple of other ECU's are avalable as plug and play. you still have to wire in the ignition loom though (also LC-1 if you want lamda control).
only difference is you'll be shorter £300 buying the plug n play over a standard MS2 kit.
only difference is you'll be shorter £300 buying the plug n play over a standard MS2 kit.
