Braineack's vs. PNP
 

What is the difference? Any features one has that the other doesn't or can Braineack just do it a lot cheaper? Thanks a lot.

For ultimate cheap, do it yourself...
Both are the same other than the case they come in.
You decide what you want.
So, I suppose Scott is building them again? Good to know ;)

I dont think I could build my own.

Were close enough. If you buy one, I will too. We'll build them together. As I hear, they are not that difficult to put together. Soldering required though.

I can handle that. Do you have any experience or knowledge of how they work because I dont. By the way hows your build going?

You should both ride together in the miata with the top down, blaring U2 ,and holding hands. :giggle:


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Just kidding :laugh:

Ha!:giggle: on a serious note, I know a guy who does know a lot about it. He's running one on a buggy with a turbo'd Saturn motor pushing 10 psi. I'll figure it out.

So much gayness in this thread:giggle:
Post results you two.

Gay statements are soo funny. I love this place.

Try being deployed to Afghanistan... things get pretty gay over here.. Especially today, since it's man love Thursday.

Happy with my set-up from Braineack.

Me too. Same functionality as the PnP at basically half the price. Just the case is different...

there's more than just the case, but it's more or less the same.

Same features?

Pretty much.

Pretty much all the same features, but getting Brain to do one for you is the way to go if you don't want to solder one up yourself.
He will also put the right things in for your setup, so he is your best option really.

He is in the process of doing one for me right now :D

I forgot the harness that comes with it too:brain:

but you get my point;)

Is it plug and play?

LOL. He hasn't read up yet. Just like his last post in the thread about the $175 PnP COP kit.... This behavior may get him banned if he is not joking. I seriously think he is joking.

I know Braineack's has a PNP harness but I didn't know if it was PNP if you went standalone and did away with your stock computer.

It was a semi-legit question. This MS business everyone says is so easy is still a mystery to me. I was reading the manual online last night.

As for the Braineack, there is a different hookup for standalone and piggyback but they both just plug in as far as I can tell.

they are about 98% plug and play.

Both harnesses require wiring the AIT sensor if applicable, map sensor and WBo2. the 90-93 requires jumping the fuel pump in the diagnostics box.

Isn't that the case for the OG PnP as well?

I believe so yes.

Thanks.

Except for jumping the fuel pump relay in the diagnostic box - the MSPNP does not need that, but it does require pulling the ST SIGN fuse.

Is that something difficult? Never jumped a relay. Thanks again