Knock link price?
20 August 2007, 10:08 PM
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I think the new age car's ECU is much more efficiant at detecting and correcting than the classic is able to SD but here's some info for you...
KnockLink
KnockLink — Link Engine Management Systems - plug-in & wire-in aftermarket ECU's
KnockLink
KnockLink — Link Engine Management Systems - plug-in & wire-in aftermarket ECU's
20 August 2007, 10:15 PM
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A Detalarm is a cheaper alternative (and neater looking). I have one and it's smaller than the Knocklink. roojai on here sells them. Got mine for around £70 a year ago.
20 August 2007, 10:18 PM
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Actually, looks like he doesn't sell them anymore. Sorry 
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21 August 2007, 05:58 AM
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I might be wrong but i thought they were linked to the ecu and retarted the ignition if they picked up det and so ive heard tappet noise, if that happened you would lose power.
21 August 2007, 11:09 AM
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No thats the cars original knock sensor, not a bolt on knock link, and it may loose power when it detects knock, but not as much power as you loose with the ventilated piston that will inevitably follow serious knock!
Please refrain from making technical comments as fact until you actually have the first clue (specualte by all means, but make it clear its speculation!)- it only adds to the confusion!
Simon
Please refrain from making technical comments as fact until you actually have the first clue (specualte by all means, but make it clear its speculation!)- it only adds to the confusion!
Simon
22 August 2007, 06:13 AM
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No thats the cars original knock sensor, not a bolt on knock link, and it may loose power when it detects knock, but not as much power as you loose with the ventilated piston that will inevitably follow serious knock!
Please refrain from making technical comments as fact until you actually have the first clue (specualte by all means, but make it clear its speculation!)- it only adds to the confusion!
Simon
Please refrain from making technical comments as fact until you actually have the first clue (specualte by all means, but make it clear its speculation!)- it only adds to the confusion!
Simon
Thought and ive heard are not fact.
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