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Ok so I'm a youngster and I saved up my money to buy a quadzilla adrenaline and a fuel system I got both but my pulse moniter just burnt out and since quadzilla went out of business I can't find anywhere that sells them.. It's for a 2001 cummins 24 valve the model of the moniter is pv21000 any help or advice would be great!!! Thanks for your time...
Allen.

 

The only thing I can suggest is get a set of mechanical gauge and be done. But I gather that won't do much for controlling the Quadzilla. As for parts I seriously doubt you'll find anything but you might end up buying someone's used unit.

 

Ok well if I can't find one what programmer would you suggest that's at a reasonable price? It's an 01 3500 cummins with the 6 speed nv5600 tranny afe cold air, 4 inch turbo back, air dog raptor, I have a boost and pyro gauge. Also I have the bigger turbo which is the hx35 I believe. Whatever one that is bigger then what the autos came with.

 

idk you can either keep it and see if someone else picks up the quad product line or makes something for all of us with quad products. or you can sell it as parts and get a few hundred. a common problem with the adrenaline is that the fueling resistor heats up and comes un soldered or a loose connection. so im sure you could find a buyer for your the "brain" part of the quad.

 

Do you suggest anything else for me to run? Because my truck feels useless without it haha

 

I'm a Edge Comp fan. (No toyz, no limts, no alarms... Just power.)

 

Comp is only way to go if youre lookin for something comparable to a adrenaline

 

Actually the Edge Juice is comparable too. But with all the toys, alarms, limits and such most people screw up the alarm and limits so bad they think that Juice isn't quite as powerful. I typically suggest to most to turn all that stuff off and leave it off.

 

We have I-QUAD monitors and a standard control pod on the shelf. We bought most of Quads stock for the 98-02. We have no more PV2 monitors.

 

Ebay has a bunch of quadzillas and monitors