Any interest in a Boomslang Group Buy?
08-11-2007, 11:04 AM
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Yeah speed....
You can buy the connectors you need for the ecu....then it's as simple as wiring from one to the next and build your own boomslang....it's 1/9th the price but takes a bit of time...
You can buy the connectors you need for the ecu....then it's as simple as wiring from one to the next and build your own boomslang....it's 1/9th the price but takes a bit of time...
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08-11-2007, 01:17 PM
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But wouldn't that pretty much be like wiring up the ecu like normal? Then again, I wouldn't have to cut/solder into the stock harness would I? Sorry I am a bit thick when it comes to this wiring business, the most complex things I have ever dealt with were r/c cars.
Do you have links to these parts I could get? And would I have to buy lots of wires? Or use the ones that came with the f/ic? More info on how to do this would be much appreciated.
Also this is all tentative, I have just come to the conclusion that a f/ic will kick the **** out of a voodoo box/bipes, and appears to be a much better setup for close to the same price if I can cancel the electronics on my FM kit.
Do you have links to these parts I could get? And would I have to buy lots of wires? Or use the ones that came with the f/ic? More info on how to do this would be much appreciated.
Also this is all tentative, I have just come to the conclusion that a f/ic will kick the **** out of a voodoo box/bipes, and appears to be a much better setup for close to the same price if I can cancel the electronics on my FM kit.
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08-11-2007, 01:22 PM
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$109 dollars or $15 + time.......
It's still PnP, you just gotta wire a bit before hand. A $5 soldering iron, $3 spool of solder, some electrical tape, and a spool of wire...and your still at 1/8th the cost.
It's still PnP, you just gotta wire a bit before hand. A $5 soldering iron, $3 spool of solder, some electrical tape, and a spool of wire...and your still at 1/8th the cost.
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08-11-2007, 04:32 PM
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But then what wires would I have to solder? And what adapters would there be?
Basically, how do I do this? Do you have a diagram of the connectors and wires? I don't have the f/ic yet, so that is why I am having such a hard time figuring out what wires I would need to solder/connect, and basically grasping your concept.
Basically, how do I do this? Do you have a diagram of the connectors and wires? I don't have the f/ic yet, so that is why I am having such a hard time figuring out what wires I would need to solder/connect, and basically grasping your concept.
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08-17-2007, 09:51 AM
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K, sounds like we've gotten enough people here to do this.
I will start working on this later today. I will get pricing together, get with each of you and figure out how to make this happen quickly.
I will start working on this later today. I will get pricing together, get with each of you and figure out how to make this happen quickly.
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