It is frustrating that the company will not dedicate more of a tech staff. It's hard to believe that the difference between a kit built from pieces-parts that comes in for less than 500.00, and a complete Holley system commands 1500+ dollars more is just because there is a guy on the other end of the phone that you can count on for answers. But in reality,thats really about the only thing that sets them apart. My MSII will do everything that one of the branded units will/can do. Is it worth paying 2 grand for peace of mind?
I'd say it probably is, when it comes to throwing away 500.00 and 40 hours build time because you can't get somebody to spend more than 60 seconds talking with you, when something doesn't work, or you don't understand something.
I didn't even have the benefit of a base tune to work with, and the Wizard built in to the software was close enough to get the car started the first turn of the key. Good thing,...cause if I'd have to count on getting help from a human, at DIY there'd be a blow through carburetor on that engine instead.
But mine is far from tuned,...there still is an issue getting the thing to trigger the water pump based on engine temp, I have no idea where to look to enable the boost control mod, and I don't trust how it's wired into the board.
You'd think they could come up with a pay for tech service where you "opt in" where they give you say......8 hours of tech for......500.00, or 4 for 250.00. I'd have gladly payed them the extra 60.00 an hour just to know that I'd done everything right, and still be in this ecu for less than half of a Holley Terminator.
