We've extended the warranty on the MS3Pro EVO and Ultimate!

[Matt Cramer]

We originally offered a one year warranty on all our assembled units, but we've made this even better on the MS3Pro EVO and Ultimate. Register one of these ECUs within 30 days of purchase, and we upgrade this to a warranty that lasts as long as we have parts in production to fix your ECU. Even if we end up making upgrades to the design, as long as we've making more ECUs by that name, you're covered.

See this page for details: AMP EFI Warranty

[Six_Shooter]

That's awesome, assuming that you will keep parts in stock for years and not some sort of word play. *squinty eyes* lol

No really, that's great, and could mean nearly indefinite.

How long is this promotion running? I have a couple projects coming up that I plan to get Evos for.

[R100RT]

That's an unsurpassed endorsement of the quality of the unit Matt, I have dealings in heavy equipment warranties and the coverage offered tends to reflect expectation of product reliability versus surveyed or projected failure rate (the bean counters are always lurking in the back or lofty office from whence develops "Word Play. *Squinty Eyes* )

[Matt Cramer]

That's awesome, assuming that you will keep parts in stock for years and not some sort of word play. *squinty eyes* lol

No really, that's great, and could mean nearly indefinite.

How long is this promotion running? I have a couple projects coming up that I plan to get Evos for.

This isn't a temporary promotion. This is the new policy.

And yes, we expect the MS3Pro EVO and Ultimate to stay in production for quite a while. Right now our R&D is focused on add ons and more MSPNPs. It's possible that we may broaden the AMP EFI lineup with some other ECUs that either occupy a lower end of the price scale or a higher end, but we expect the MS3Pro EVO and Ultimate to stay in production for years, with only minor updates if we need to respin the board to accommodate some supplier's product change. If at some point we end up replacing them with a lower end branch of the "MS4" line, we'll still keep enough parts on hand to cover and keep everyone's warranty in place for at least a year after that.

[Rick Finsta]

Yeah Matt that's great and all but I can go buy a Holley and have the 5V rail die on it (like so many have) and have a $2600 paperweight. What are you guys doing to compete with the Broken Holley Paperweight Promise?!?

[Matt Cramer]

We've kicked around the idea of "Send us a competitor's broken ECU or ignition box that they've tagged as unfixable, and get $X off a product Y" promo. But that might be a bit too much thumbing our nose at the competition. Holley's probably irked enough that a car with big MS3Pro decals on the side won a spot on their LS Fest West promo advertising.

[Six_Shooter]

Awesome. I'll be sure that the vehicles to get the EVOs registered for that life time warranty.