This can be a very debated topic but a great rule of thumb would be.

#1 What ECU brand is the person who is going to tune the ECU prefer.

#2 Do you have budget limitations.

#3 Plug n play or Universal style installation.

Yes nearly every aftermarket ECU company will have some form of a base tune/file for any of the most common engines. But, even if the engine is completely standard, with no injector, trigger or turbo upgrades, its very likely that it will NOT start straight away when plugged in. There is a semi complex process that need to be done to get the ECU to talk to the engine correctly and be able to start. Then a process after its started to adjust and verify that its safe to operate.

Yes.

We have been working closely with Link ECU for some time now. We believe LINK ECU are a very high quality ECU manufacturer who not only have very high level products but are a very professional company to deal with.

Yes.

We have been working with Haltech for a while now. We have recently won "Top Dealer in Australia" award, for good reason. Haltech is a very nice ECU company that is highly regarded.

Yes we ship AU wide either standard AUpost or express.

We have the latest Mainline ProHub dyno in 2WD only.