DSM Link for a newbie?

[chicagoavenger]

I asked someone earlier and they said go for it. But for a newbie like me is it worth it? this is my dilema I'm still getting all my bolts on and what not in order but eventually there is gonna come a time where I am going to upgrade to bigger injectors/turbo and need some type of fuel controller/logging device. You figure a Safc1 or 2 is gonna run 250 new(yeah I know you can get them used or cheaper but just base price) and then you figure a new logger 150. Well that's what 400 right there. Shouldnt one just save another 200 and just get the dsmlink and be a happy camper? The only draw back now is I dont have a logger since my car is still stock and even with bolt ons is a logger gonna do much for me since I'm not tunning with anything? Hope you guys see where I am coming from on this. Please give me some feedback. Thanks

 

[dave99gst]

dsmlink is as easy or as complicated as you want it to be-
if you think you can handle a s-afc then you can prob handle a dsmlink.

 

[oddrob]

DSMLink is superior, and with its plug and play feature (so to speak) you don't "need" to do a thing with it.

 

[DaDeuceIsLoose]

You guys are over looking one thing.... Does he even have an eprom ecu? That makes the price jump up another $200 right away

 

[CyberEye]

The only thing holding be back is trying to find an E-prom ECU, harder then crap to find a 95 ecu, and when you do, the people usually know what they have and want 400-500 bucks for it (CAD)