EFI. Who's done it?

[LilDrunkenSmurf]

I'd like to avoid going full haltech, but I don't want to lean on a piggyback.

[94touring]

Use to have a haltech on my first rx7.  My current rx7 has a pfc and I bought a data log kit and computer to tweak.  Sure is nice to fine tune via computer vs adjusting carbs. 

[LilDrunkenSmurf]

Yeah, if I go with Hondata for my S2000, it plugs straight into the OBDII port, and you can change tables live.

[MtyMous]

I'm hoping this one is just as easy to plug in and tweak on my own laptop.

Mostly because of this...

[Merlin]

The typhoon from sc looks good. I downloaded their software and it seemed pretty easy. The sensors that they offer are a little thin on the variety, but they specializes in the mini, so there will be a source of answers for your questions.

I will be using the holly hp setup and will be building my own harness as i plan on going a little crazy with the build. I gave the sc bmw head swap kit so i wont have the issues that you get with non specific aftermarket ecu controllers for the siamese port intakes that the 5 port has. Im choosing the holley because it has a good support community, a ton of features for the price and it is very simmilar to hp tuners. I also plan to use Delphi s and bosch sensors from GM to keep it simmilar to an ls setup so that it will mske more sense to me and local tuners.

I think that if this is your first go at fi, go with the typhoon.

[LilDrunkenSmurf]

I like the UMS, since a buddy keeps trying to convince me to megasquirt my whole fleet. Curious what the price is.

[94touring]

So that guy said he wants to hold off selling his computer till his car is back together. 

[tmsmini]

I believe development on the UMS has slowed.
SXTune appears to be very similar to TunerStudio.