4agte computer

[BJT27]

hi all how we doing?

i have a 4agte which me and a friend have built and we are running on a stock gze computer and all is well but want to change to after market computer and i wont to know,

-which is the best?
-why is it the best?
-who is the best to tune it?

thanks guys

[stefan]

microtech

easy install easy tune and good value

[JDMJNKY]

MICROTECH

[Robo86]

yeah microtech seems to be the way to go with 4agte. a good mate of mine is making big power through his 4agte and using a ltx8 microtech...great computer and easy to tune.

[dr1ft-pig]

microtech.... they dont make the lt8 anymore as it didnt seem to have enough features... i think go with an LT10s i have one not installed yet but will be running on a 20v have had a mate run 1 and had no complaints which is why i bought 1...

[wooley]

how much does the LT10 go for?

[PuGZoR]

I'll be running a microtech LT10S straight up. Usual retail price is anything from $1050 to $1500. Then you need installation (if you can't do it yourself) and tuning ontop of that. Might want to post your location if you want someone to point you in the right direction of a cheap retailer and good tuner though.

EDIT:

Reasons I chose it: cheap, heaps of people tune them, snazzy features (2-step = build boost when clutch is in, perfect for dragging, plus heaps of other little things), race proven (they have a strong foot in the rotory drag scene), Australian too I think. Really can't go wrong.

[70XIN]

im using an ltx8. no problems or gripes with it here, seems to do its job brilliantly

[BJT27]

thanks for all the replys,

It seem i will go with micro8 thats what i thought would be the answer

thanks,

[JDMJNKY]

they dont make tlx8s anymore ull have 2 get a lt10x and theyre damn easy 2 wire up and are programmed witha base tune to make the car run if u can solder some wires together and can match the LABELLED wires to where they go u can do it no worries.