ISIS Multiplex Group Buy #2

[jonfarrugia]

I know of a few people have received the code. I got mine a few days ago. Shot them an email.

[Van B]

Anyone heard from ISIS yet with a discount code? I am still waiting, but in no rush, just curiuos.

I emailed him Saturday and got my code back Saturday night. That is what I call quick service. I just have to wait a few days til my cc closing date and get a month float before I have to pay my wife for it.

[MCMLXIX]

Anyone heard from ISIS yet with a discount code? I am still waiting, but in no rush, just curiuos.

I got my code on the 4th and ordered on the 5th...

[hookemdevils22]

damn i'm too late! i'm very interested in the isis system for my 66 GTO. i'm definitely in if there's a group buy #3.

[Chris 68]

For anybody that is debating on getting any ISIS products in the future, by all means do it!

You seriously cannot beat their customer service, I've thrown tons of questions at Jay over at ISIS and he always responds quickly with the answer. While installing my kit, I managed to do few stupid things and they sent me the new replacement parts I needed ASAP and FOR FREE. Yeah their products may cost a little more than a standard electrical harness, but you really get what you pay for with these guys, the fit and finish of their products and the level of customer service is far and beyond what I’ve ever experienced.

[Wicked58]

Damn! How did I miss this? I'm in for a group 3. Have just been holding off ordering mine until I'm closer to that stage, but if another group comes up I'll buy.

[rossmacd]

Has there been any talk of another group buy? I'd like to order my stuff but if there is going to be a group buy, I don't want to miss out on the discount all you guys got. I'd be happy to arrange it if Jay were interested and of course, if there were enough interest. I'm just trying to feel it out right now, haven't talked with Jay about it yet...


FWIW I have been absolutely blown away by Jay and his service. I sent in an inquiry about the system on Friday at about 3,and got a reply later that night. He's been on spot, extremely helpful, and probably most importantly, dead reliable. His service alone makes me want to use his product... honestly if the aftermarket were more like Jay, no one would have a complaint.

[The WidowMaker]

i'd be in for another powercell or the inmotion. let me know.

[68CamaroYu]

I'm in as well.

[Denvervet]

I could use some more stuff also.

[Vette]

I would be in.

[rossmacd]

I spoke with Jay about it, and it doesn't sound like now is the right time for a group buy; I jsut went ahead and placed my order a few minutes ago... really looking forward to getting this box of parts!

[Mrgfy6]

I am fully aware this is old, but would anyone be interested in a group buy for this product? I'm needing a kit for a project and would like to use buying power to help myself and others. I can't start a new thread, so hopefully someone will see this bump and read it. Thanks!



Matt

[windsor]

I am fully aware this is old, but would anyone be interested in a group buy for this product? I'm needing a kit for a project and would like to use buying power to help myself and others. I can't start a new thread, so hopefully someone will see this bump and read it. Thanks!

Matt

I'm listening.

[colin204]

Interested

[TonyV]

wish i would've seen this a couple months ago...got my kit last month. Really like the system and the ease of installation.

[raustinss]

Can some one please give me some insight as too why is the isis system so much better then say painless. The reason I ask is, isn't the isis system quite a bit more money then a "regular" wiring system. Which I can sort of understand if it was or is justifiable but from what I know I don't quite see or understand it. So I'm asking please help me with my ignorance
Ryan Austin

[slipknawt]

Im interested

[parsonsj]

Can some one please give me some insight as too why is the isis system so much better then say painless.

We had a nice long discussion over on the other site about this:

http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/show...highlight=isis

[parsonsj]

An excerpt:

I agree. In fact, if you don't need at least 3 PowerCells, an inMotion controller, and some custom programming, I'd stay with a traditional system.

Here's a few things I did with the ISIS kit that aren't that obvious:

1. I turn off all non-essential devices while engine is cranking. Windows, wipers, stereo, cooling fans, A/C, headlights, etc. All off. The only thing that gets juice is the starter, injectors, coils, ECM, TCU, and fuel pump.

2. The headlights, cooling fans, and fuel pump "soft" start. That will lengthen their lifespan and reduce the current in-rush. You can now run smaller, higher gauge wire, and numerically smaller fuses.

3. All essential engine circuits are integrated with security. No key fob, no hot wire. (thieves will probably just use a rollback, but still )

4. I replaced the DSE RS headlight controller with custom ISIS programming.

5. Ever wired interior lights? Three switches (2 in the doors, one in the headlight switch). 14g wires going everywhere -- to the switches and to the lamps. With ISIS, you have a device circuit with a single wire going to each lamp (wired in series with a ground at each lamp), and a separate 28g wire for each switch.

6. Power window are a dream to wire. Two current-carrying wires to each window. In a whole separate circuit using 28g wire, the switches are connected to the MasterCell. Every single power window has one touch down.

Anyway... I'll stop now. It's not so much about the "features", it's more about the flexibility and configurability of the system.