Just to confirm - those stickers are good for up to 20hp at the wheels but it does depend on their placement. We've found windscreen placement to be the most beneficial.

You're always playing the odds but it's free to be in with at least a small chance, so why not eh. Best of luck Sean - Taz.

High Performance Academy for sure. Fingers crossed!

Good man, have to be in to win! Best of luck :) - Taz.

Free is good! Best of luck with the competition Yaze :) - Taz.

The 4.9 is more common these days, most definitely, but the 4.2 is still a great sensor. I've not really noticed any difference between the two when using them in the field. The 4.9 has the same OEM calibration method as the 4.2, a laser trimmed resistor that is part of the OEM connector. Interfacing to a 4.9 vs a 4.2 is actually very similar, so I wouldn't be surprised if they had unit on the way that'll work with the 4.9's (@haltech), as who knows how long Bosch are going to keep making 4.2's... 4.2's get a really bad rap because they were the first wideband commonly used in the automotive aftermarket, and there were plenty of controllers out there that had some pretty dodgy ways of driving the heater circuits in them, killing them very quickly! - Zac.

We all know that pain. Best of luck! - Taz.

Yes there will be, we've just got a run of things from PRI2017 at the moment 😎We might be back at Pikes Peak this year and 100% will make it to the 2018 World Time Attack Challenge. We would like to start getting more cars here locally too but that's just a luck game as we're located in a small town. TL:DR If car [TECH TOURS] are your thing, just hang in there, we will do more 😃 - Taz.

Hey there, fire off an email to Haltech and they'll be able to sort you out I'm sure :) - Taz.

I'll pass that compliment onto Zac 😉- Taz.

There are people using Haltechs on motorcycles. Depends on your application when it comes to deciding if that is the right path for you too or not - Taz. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/grx6rdNeuciroZs.html

There is no voltage loss over can bus wire length.

Australia, although with electronics there will be a mix of locations for individual components that make up the end product. We actually visited a few years ago and got this wee clip you might enjoy seeing: facebook.com/watch/?v=1703970473028399 - Taz.

High Performance Academy Thank you very much. It is great to know the products are made in Australia. There is only one country I am boycotting now, and it is great the ecu I plan on buying is not fully made there. I look forward to this ecu and completing more of your tuning courses.

The price might vary depending on where in the world you are, head to www.haltech.com/product-category/universal-ecu-kits/elite-2500/ to get an idea and find the closest dealer :-) - Zac.

Thanks for the link 2089 for basic 2232 for premium Comes with unicorn dust

I'm surprised they can get the price that low with unicorn dust included 😎- Taz.

High Performance Academy yeah that stuff is essential for cressida and previa builds 😎