[FL] Holley Avenger HP ECU w/handheld remote
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Holley Avenger HP ECU w/handheld remote
..... SOLD ... SOLD ... ..... A VERY lightly used Holley Avenger ECU with the hand held controller 553-104 ... Very easy upgrade to Holley HP ECU ... call Holley tech @ 270-781-9741 for details ........ Sequential , COP , SELF-LEARNING with Wide Band (not included) and MUCH more ... This sale is for the ECU and handheld ONLY ... you will need to select your appropriate harnesses from Holley ....... $795.00 plus shipping ...........
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Re: Holley Avenger HP ECU w/handheld remote
I noticed there is no plug on the end of the handheld remote. Is this the way they came or do you have the plug for it?
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Re: Holley Avenger HP ECU w/handheld remote
I just realized that the end is not showing in the picture.
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Re: Holley Avenger HP ECU w/handheld remote
..... Did I mention that this is a SELF LEARNING ECU ? ... The more you drive the car the finer it tunes it ..............
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.......... Still Available ! ..........
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Is a wideband Holley unit I use with my commander 950 compatible or is it an entirely new controller and sensor?
And what about my commander wire harness? Are they the same? Besides the self learning (which is a huge deal) is there anything else different between the commander and avenger?
And what about my commander wire harness? Are they the same? Besides the self learning (which is a huge deal) is there anything else different between the commander and avenger?
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Re: Holley Avenger HP ECU w/handheld remote
Is a wideband Holley unit I use with my commander 950 compatible or is it an entirely new controller and sensor?
And what about my commander wire harness? Are they the same? Besides the self learning (which is a huge deal) is there anything else different between the commander and avenger?
And what about my commander wire harness? Are they the same? Besides the self learning (which is a huge deal) is there anything else different between the commander and avenger?
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Very nice. I was so ignorant on the possibilities of an aftermarket ecu until I got my c950. I think if everyone knew how painless they are no one would even consider trying to use the stock ecu and all those chips. If anyone is thinking of upgrading I would bet any money I had you would never regret it. The stock systems are just clunky restrictive pieces of outdated tech. Just think of what a desktop computer was capable of back in the 80s.... And people still try to use those ecus and dropping hundreds of dollars to adapt them to their needs.
Glws i bet I'll be upgrading from the c950 next year about this time.
Glws i bet I'll be upgrading from the c950 next year about this time.
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Very nice. I was so ignorant on the possibilities of an aftermarket ecu until I got my c950. I think if everyone knew how painless they are no one would even consider trying to use the stock ecu and all those chips. If anyone is thinking of upgrading I would bet any money I had you would never regret it. The stock systems are just clunky restrictive pieces of outdated tech. Just think of what a desktop computer was capable of back in the 80s.... And people still try to use those ecus and dropping hundreds of dollars to adapt them to their needs.
Glws i bet I'll be upgrading from the c950 next year about this time.
Glws i bet I'll be upgrading from the c950 next year about this time.
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Re: Holley Avenger HP ECU w/handheld remote
I've going to install a ecu on my bird. I'm still trying to decide which is better for my allocation. I have a 350 vortech with the stealth ram intake and a procharger d1sc. I talked with holley about the avenger ecu and he said that with my supercharger it will have to be computer tuned. I have just came across a zz4 350 with forged internals. Which would be perfect for my blower. I might get read of the stealth intake and go with the carb style ecu on the zz4.
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Re: Holley Avenger HP ECU w/handheld remote
I've going to install a ecu on my bird. I'm still trying to decide which is better for my allocation. I have a 350 vortech with the stealth ram intake and a procharger d1sc. I talked with holley about the avenger ecu and he said that with my supercharger it will have to be computer tuned. I have just came across a zz4 350 with forged internals. Which would be perfect for my blower. I might get read of the stealth intake and go with the carb style ecu on the zz4.
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