[Pro8secondlx]

Thinking about getting it for my other car . It's new with all sensors never opened . It's a Base with DAI , wide band 02 1,550 to my door complete .

 

[camarols1]

Given all the other options out there, primarily the Holley, I wouldn't pay more than $1,000 for ANY BS3 system.
Upgrades are costly, the boxes are too specific to particular engine platforms, and the resale value is in the tank. Functional, but archaic Atari like software.
I've had both, and would pay twice the price for a Holley than a Big Stuff. The self learning feature also helps get the tune in shape quickly!
If your tuner ONLY works with Big Stuff, that's one thing, but if you tune yourself or the tuner knows Holley systems, keep shopping.
Good luck with it.

Jim

 

[classic boost]

Functional, but archaic Atari like software.

that is no lie! it gives me flashbacks of my commodore64.

 

[turbo vert]

You guys are ALL CRAZY! 1500 is a fair price for it.

 

[Pro8secondlx]

That's what I was thinking , There are some pretty fast cars running a BS3 system . I see them on line and they are 1,995-2,095 . 500.00 off I thought was good

 

[CMofo86]

It's a good system. But like mentioned, it's a little antiquated.

 

[Uncle Paul]

If an individual is going to tune the motor himself then from the little bit I have worked with the Holley unit I would agree.
But if he is going to hire a tuner go with whatever he likes and also consider what the other locals are using.

 

[327blwn]

I think I only paid a few hundred more for my entire Holley set up....

 

[Pro8secondlx]

I looked at the holley dominator efi , Just the ecu was 1,700 then the harness and sensors its in the 2500 range

 

[classic boost]

the hp version is ~$700 cheaper than the dominator and seems to still have a ton of features.