DIY map sensors
 

I can't decide if I should get a 4bar map sensor kit from xenocron, or just order one premade from omnipower...
my soldering skills arent the best.

tell me what to do.

Re: DIY map sensors
 

Well if you can't solder, don't get one that you have to solder.

That took me a while to write.

Re: DIY map sensors
 

Ride a bike

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Why did you even have to say that???

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Because the OP must be your cousin asking such a simple question.

"Hey I want to be either an engineer or a farmer, but I can't do math. Tell me which one to do guys"

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I would retort but I can't stop laughing :P

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we have the premade (hondata) ones too...if you cant solder well i wouldnt recommend the DIY ones, the spots you need to solder on the board are pretty small.

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how much for the hondata one?

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I'll sell you a MAP sensor for $20 more than Jay quotes you. Let me know.

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If you can't solder you probably shouldn't be turboing a car.

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I wouldn't go that far. It's not a completely necessary skill for installing a homemadeturbo setup.

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Nope not at all but soldering is a good skill to have. I have done alot of ecu's for people who did the tuning themselves just didnt want to deal with soldering end.



Whatever xenocron sells will be a better deal than the omni stuff price wise for sure.

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Soldering is a good skill, but I know I'm capable (not financially) of putting a turbo setup together and wouldn't touch my ECU. Mostly because, it's cheaper for me to pay someone else to do the soldering than risk ------- an ECU.

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I learned all my soldering on old pm5 boards and hf ecu's before I touched anything worth money

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I said I wasnt the best at it, not that I couldnt do it.. I just saw the size of the ---- in the diy map and though I would probably be in over my head...