delteq or ltcc
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From: North Vancouver, BC
Re: delteq or ltcc
I was just going to mention that upon completing my LTCC install my gas milage went up aswell, I used to get about 30 less miles to a tank before & thats on a brand new opti.
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From: SHREVEPORT, LA, USA
Re: delteq or ltcc
Well its been a few months I was just wondering what the latest in the LTCCvs Deltec battle. I hate to do away with my Dig-6 But it seems that the LTCC is going to be my choice b/c I dont mind about the wire clutter, and I need its built in options that I was using the digital 6 for in the first place, the timing retard for the Nitrous and the 2-step for a transbrake. I am just wondering if any developments have taken place since this thread started. Maybe something with the stage 2 LTCC?
But if I do decide that I want the Deltec, I have to get the DIS-4 for the use of a 2-step and automatic timing retard when 12 volts is applied right?
But if I do decide that I want the Deltec, I have to get the DIS-4 for the use of a 2-step and automatic timing retard when 12 volts is applied right?
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Re: delteq or ltcc
Where can I see pics and get price info for the LTCC I'm getting ready to install my 383 in my car and I still need plug wires and someone's ignition setup. But after reading this post I would rather spend the money once and get the LTCC.
Which coils are the strongest, LS1's or what?
Which coils are the strongest, LS1's or what?
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From: Windy City
Re: delteq or ltcc
I ran a search on LTCC and came up with tons of post.
I suggest doing a search in the LT1 forum, many people have the system. And a decent amount have posted pics.
Just my .02,
Mike
I suggest doing a search in the LT1 forum, many people have the system. And a decent amount have posted pics.
Just my .02,
Mike
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From: Detroit, MI
Re: delteq or ltcc
There is lots of stuff on the board,
www.bailey-eng.com has some stuff also (if you'll pardon the primitive site)
The LTCC has not changed, but I have done some custom rev limiter programming for some guys.
The various coils are very close in performance IMO, but the choices for mounting are better for the LS1 coils.
TurboBob
www.bailey-eng.com has some stuff also (if you'll pardon the primitive site)
The LTCC has not changed, but I have done some custom rev limiter programming for some guys.
The various coils are very close in performance IMO, but the choices for mounting are better for the LS1 coils.
TurboBob
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From: SHREVEPORT, LA, USA
Re: delteq or ltcc
With such a little box how is the 2step set and adjusted and how is the timing retard function set and maintained? I didnt see any dials in any of the pics I have seen.
Clint
Clint
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From: Detroit, MI
Re: delteq or ltcc
There were 2 other guys that were going to make brackets, but they never finished them. There are 2 brackets available right now, MBA, and Sun Spec Billet.
The MBA mounts the coils over the injectors, the Sun Spec brackets mount to the valve covers.
There are some pics on my web page.
B
The MBA mounts the coils over the injectors, the Sun Spec brackets mount to the valve covers.
There are some pics on my web page.
B
Last edited by TurboBob; Aug 28, 2004 at 10:42 AM.
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From: Kennesaw, GA
Re: delteq or ltcc
Originally Posted by TurboBob
There were 2 other guys that were going to make brackets, but they never finished them. There are 2 brackets available right now, MBA, and Sun Spec Billet.
The MBA mounts the coils over the injectors, the Sun Spec brackets mount to the valve covers.
There are some pics on my web page.
B
The MBA mounts the coils over the injectors, the Sun Spec brackets mount to the valve covers.
There are some pics on my web page.
B
Anyone either system on an OBDII car and passed an OBD readiness emmissions test? thanks
