Who makes the 24V coding plugs?

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  • Mr.SWISS
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    Originally posted by Wanganstyle
    Stop being cheap or there won't be american engineers designing and supporting products stateside.

    WTF do you think happened to the entire USA economy?

    Don't get me started with the U.S. economy. If we had a national bank and healthcare and secured our borders we wouldn't have half the problems.

    While I'm all about making a buck, there's not much in material cost and it's not a very complex circuit from what I can see. For anything over $50 I'd want a simple, refined, plug and play solution that's as easy as removing my coding plug and putting in another. If I have to do wiring price drops, no fit and finish, drops more. And you are exactly right Wang, the problem with the economy is we can buy a wifi adapter the size of a USB cap for $6 shipped and it works fine. But here you got $90 for a piece of PCB and some diodes.

    Is is unique, mos def! Is it overly inflated? You bet your ass it is.

















    That said if we can get 6 more I think we got a GB....


    :pimp:

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  • psyber_0ptix
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    i'll def pay 65 shipped.

    also s50 w/ 25# injectors

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  • Wanganstyle
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    Originally posted by Mr.SWISS
    Damn you are tuggin at my jew curl.

    15 peeps, $55 shipped usps first class mail.
    Stop being cheap or there won't be american engineers designing and supporting products stateside.

    WTF do you think happened to the entire USA economy?

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  • DaveSmed
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    Originally posted by hoveringuy
    $65, shipped.
    Originally posted by Court M3
    Let me know where to send payment.
    Same! Standalone version please! :)

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  • george graves
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    Originally posted by Mr.SWISS
    Damn I'd do one for $50 maybe but that's infalted like Massives SPAL fan BRACKETS!
    Just friendly reminder: It's a custom, one of a kind circuit that solves a problem, and works well. It's not a mass produced Chinese watch. Keep that in mind.

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  • Mr.SWISS
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    Originally posted by hoveringuy
    $65, shipped. I can do standalone or the normal version just as easily.
    Damn you are tuggin at my jew curl.

    15 peeps, $55 shipped usps first class mail.

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  • Court M3
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    I'd be in for the s50 car! Let me know where to send payment.

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  • hoveringuy
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    Originally posted by surebimmer
    I'd buy one. How do you dial it in so your mpg on the obc is correct? Price point if we could get 10 people?

    $65, shipped. I can do standalone or the normal version just as easily.

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  • surebimmer
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    I'd buy one. How do you dial it in so your mpg on the obc is correct? Price point if we could get 10 people?

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  • DaveSmed
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    I'm interested as well for a standalone version.

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  • Mr.SWISS
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    Ok I thought there was a company making these in the old coding plug housing like a plug and play OBC correction solution for M50 family engines? I remember a gif on the bottom of R3V that had an OBC flashing double dashes.....

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  • nando
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    I've had one for ages, works flawlessly!

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  • MattM
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    ive got one, works great, ill be looking for another one soon, as i have a second 24v car coming to life. ;)

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  • psyber_0ptix
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    I'm def interested, but cost has always been hard to justify (i have other things i should be taking care of)

    ...but it's been on the "to-do" list since last year

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  • hoveringuy
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    Originally posted by nrubenstein
    I keep hoping that he will do a sale or group buy on them. $90 is more than I can bring myself to spend for one.
    I've been selling them in onesies and twosies here and there, but haven't been post-whoring them too much.

    Is it time for a Fall sale? How much interest is there?
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