I bought one of the very first ones out. They may be more than that now, I don't know. But if they are I don't think the would be much higher. At any rate they are a heck of a good deal. But you have to take it slow if you don't know eEC tuning. It will offer you 1001 ways to blow up your engine if you do something wrong. Slow and easy till you get the hang of it and you're good to go.

 

250 for the QH plus about 70 x 2 for the software.Wideband another 250.

 

i have read up on them they dont seem bad but ill stick with my anderson pms

 

I paid 240$ qh, 125$ software, 205$ for innovate wideband lc1 kit
1 tune @ a shop is 350-400$ these days......

 

Yep, and every time you change something under the hood, you don't have to go back to the dyno and drop a pile of money to retune. Just make the necessary changes yourself.

 

ill stick with the anderson pms i know nothing about the qh.not that i know much about the anderson pms.lol

 

That's good. There are lot's of ways to arrive at the same place. Do whatever works for you.