Haltech

Need precise engine control when you rebuild, add a turbo or swap engines? Haltech makes programmable engine management and related electronics for enthusiasts, tuners and race builders. Here you'll find standalone ECUs, plug-in solutions, digital dash displays, wideband controllers, sensors and wiring harnesses.

Australian engine management for modified cars

Haltech is an Australian brand specialising in engine management and electronics for modified cars. The brand is well known in the tuning, drift and racing scenes, where a fully programmable ECU is often the key to making a modified engine run reliably. Haltech develops both hardware and software, so the tuner can control fuel injection, ignition, boost and many other functions from one system. The approach is practical: the electronics must be easy to install, easy to adjust and dependable when the car is driven hard.

Haltech's key products

At the heart of the range are the programmable engine management systems, both universal standalone units and plug-in ECUs that connect directly to the factory wiring harness on selected models. There are also digital dash displays that show and log engine data, plus wideband controllers for measuring air-fuel ratio. Haltech also offers sensors, wiring harnesses, CAN modules, ignition coils and other accessories that make installation easier. See each product for compatibility and contents.

Buy Haltech from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the Haltech solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a plug-in and a standalone ECU?

A plug-in ECU connects directly to the car's factory connectors and is quicker to install. A standalone ECU is used with a separate or universal harness and gives more freedom for bigger builds and engine swaps.

Does a Haltech ECU need to be programmed before the car can run?

Yes, a programmable ECU has to be set up for the specific engine and build. Some units come with a base map, but we recommend that the final tune is done by an experienced tuner.