Turbo Timers

[supragal]

Hey,

Looking at getting a turbo timer, and being a t@rt I obviously want the electronic one that automatically calculates the necessary run on time etc, but having compared availability and prices I'm not sure it's worth the extra hassle/expense.

Does anyone have a super-spangly leccy one and do you think it's worth it over the manual set one?

Cheers

[tomaddo]

They are pretty handy especially if your "a tart" (your words not mine :D ). It might be worth checking alarm compatability as a couple of people i know have had trouble with their alarms when they have installed turbo timers. If youve got the cash id go for the auto ones.

Tom

[supragal]

cheers bud, yeah, been lookin at the blitz ones and i think im sold...they're not really that expensive I guess. :D Alarms not on there yet but it'll be a clifford or a toad so i'm sure they've thought of us turbo nutters when designing alarms...

[tomaddo]

I think Cliffords alarm come with a turbo timer function as an optional extra so it might be worth thinkin about that b4 buying a blitz one. Just a thought.

Tom

[supragal]

yeah, for sure. but then not sure if i want a clifford. i'll check out toads top offerings see if they match it- normally do

[TheNissanMan]

had a look at the Apexi kit SG ???

[supragal]

cheers R I'll have a look :)

[dawesy]

let me know how you get on ive got the manual version (sit in the car for 5mins and wait for the egt guage to read 500 degrees) but is a bit of a pain. not sure how you stand with the law on tt's though leaving a car running unattended?

[supragal]

let me know how you get on ive got the manual version (sit in the car for 5mins and wait for the egt guage to read 500 degrees) but is a bit of a pain. not sure how you stand with the law on tt's though leaving a car running unattended?

Cheers mate- well of course it would only be for use on private property :D ummmmm. yeah.