They're back!
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They're back!
OEM Honda resistor box kits are back in stock! My last group sold so fast that I didn't have any left to meet the demand. If you're looking to run big injectors with the AEM EMS, Hondata, or stock Honda ECU using the VAFC hack or Zip's excellent SMC, don't miss out!
OBD2 kits include: OEM Honda resistor box, OEM Honda injector clips, colored wiring diagram
OBD1 kits include: OEM Honda resistor box + colored wiring diagram
You do not need injector clips on OBD1 cars since their clips fit aftermarket injectors like DSM and MSD.
Current stock:
OBD2 --> 3 left, $40 shipped
OBD1 --> 6 left, $33 shipped
More details here: --> http://www.muller.net/sonny/resistorbox
Thanks,
Sonny
[Modified by Sonny, 7:02 PM 12/3/2002]
OBD2 kits include: OEM Honda resistor box, OEM Honda injector clips, colored wiring diagram
OBD1 kits include: OEM Honda resistor box + colored wiring diagram
You do not need injector clips on OBD1 cars since their clips fit aftermarket injectors like DSM and MSD.
Current stock:
OBD2 --> 3 left, $40 shipped
OBD1 --> 6 left, $33 shipped
More details here: --> http://www.muller.net/sonny/resistorbox
Thanks,
Sonny
[Modified by Sonny, 7:02 PM 12/3/2002]
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Re: They're back! (Sonny)
Sonny, is there a difference between the two models? The one I have looks different that what your selling. Its more like the aluminum heatsink type instead of can.
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Re: They're back! (PressurizedSi)
Sonny, is there a difference between the two models? The one I have looks different that what your selling. Its more like the aluminum heatsink type instead of can.
The boxes do the same thing. They both read 6-8 ohms. The one above is prettier to look at and it is more compact, but it it not a completely sealed unit like the older ones. It has a metal retaining bracket with several tabs for mounting wire connectors. I think the older style box is easier to work with, but the newer style box is prettier.
Of the 3 OBD1 kits that I have left, 1 of them uses the resistor box pictured above. If anyone's interested in the "heatsink" look, lemme know.
Sonny
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Re: They're back! (POLLO)
Thanks, Pollo.
OBD2 -> out of stock
OBD1 -> 2 left
I wanna move these last 2, guys. Price is $30 shipped (10% off) on the last 2 OBD1 kits.
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Re: They're back! (B18EG6)
Thanks for all of the positive feedback, guys.
Sonny
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ill get one also .. email me at
ithink143@aol.com
i alerady got some OBD I injector clips from my 1991 integra but i now have a 2001 integra .. so can you send me the * heat sink* style with the OBD II *kit* but without the clips ... i assume the diffrence is teh wiring etcc >?? email me at
ithink143@aol.com
i will send you paypal. tahnks
ithink143@aol.com
i alerady got some OBD I injector clips from my 1991 integra but i now have a 2001 integra .. so can you send me the * heat sink* style with the OBD II *kit* but without the clips ... i assume the diffrence is teh wiring etcc >?? email me at
ithink143@aol.com
i will send you paypal. tahnks
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