Whats your view on this tasty morsel?

[caishanvr4]

NA AUTO TIMER-I think this is a nice bit of kit and a good addition to anyone thinking of getting a turbo timer but what do you think? HERE (http://www.xyberautos.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=57&products_id=406)

[Quail]

Turbo timers are good! But beware!!!:

http://www.apexi-usa.com/news_special.asp

[OSiRiS]

They look s3x.

I had a Blitz Dual Turbo Timer not too long ago. That was pure class. I played with it everywhere I drove as it double as a digital boost gauge holding peak and able to recall etc. :D

http://img313.imageshack.us/img313/6394/peakboost3ym.jpg

[bradc]

Before I even read your post, I thought to myself, I know what someone is going to say.

caishan, send those guys an email with that apexi link, and see what they say. I think the price looks about right though, they are around NZ$180 here for a genuine one, the imitations are normally quite a bit cheaper.

[bradc]

I've had more of a look on their website, and they sell a lot of Apexi products, AFC, AVC, etc so I doubt they would be selling conterfiet turbo timers, it just wouldn't be worth it.

[caishanvr4]

Thanks for the input, its looks like a trick bit of kit for that price and for what it does /yes

[Bal]

i was talking about these to my flat mate ... id like one and he does two, if i can persuade my other flate mate we got three people htat need one.

[pezza]

How are these wired up in respect to alarm settings, once the engine is cut after delay? :inquisiti My immobiliser is activated automatically but not my alarm. So how would this work? /Hmmm

[OSiRiS]

And for those that are in New Zealand, these are for sale NZ$135.00 which equals $52.26 pounds.

Weather these are genuine or not I'm not sure, but seem pretty real to me :)

http://202.21.128.20/photoserver/47/16299947_full.jpg (http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/Car-parts-accessories/Performance/Electronics/auction-44541417.htm)

[Nick Mann]

How are these wired up in respect to alarm settings, once the engine is cut after delay? :inquisiti My immobiliser is activated automatically but not my alarm. So how would this work? /Hmmm

The ignition switches two circuits - the accessories and the engine ignition circuit. If you wire the alarm to the accessories and the timer to the ignition circuit then they should not argue with each other. That's how mine works! :thumbsup:

[caishanvr4]

Have you got one of them nick/Hmmm
Has anyone on clubvr4 got one??
Has anyones friend got one??

[Kieran]

Not sure if anyone has the Apexi one, but I have a FET-202 and a couple of other people have HKS ones. They all work in pretty much the way Nick has described. For the HKS ones, you can get vehicle-specific wiring harnesses (no chopping your ignition wires!) - I imagine Apexi will do one too.