Terminator X puts complete control of a GM LS1/LS6 engine in one compact ECU, replacing a junkyard controller with real-time fuel learn, self-learning fuel strategies, and Holley's proven EFI tuning technology at a budget-friendly price.
Key Features:
- Built for GM LS1/LS6 engines with 24x crank reluctor and EV6 injectors
- Real-time fuel map learn takes the guesswork out of tuning the base fuel table
- High-impedance injector drivers safely power most stock LS and Holley EFI injectors
- Bosch LSU 4.9 wideband oxygen sensor included for accurate AFR reading and tuning control
- On-board 1-bar MAP sensor, ideal for N/A or nitrous combinations
- 4 programmable inputs for pressure sensors, nitrous activation, or a trans brake
- Boost control and nitrous control tables, plus advanced custom tables
- On-board diagnostic LEDs for ECU power, engine run, wideband status, TPS calibration, crank and cam signal
- 3.5 in. touchscreen handheld with calibration wizard, internal data logging, and customizable gauge display
- Compact ECU mounts virtually anywhere (diagnostic LEDs must face up)
- Plug-and-play compatible with Holley EFI gauges, shift lights, modules, and digital/pro dashes
- Free EFI tuning software for full laptop access
- Includes 24x LS main harness, EV6 injector harness, ECU, main power harness, wideband oxygen sensor, I/O harness, and vacuum adapters
Specifications:
- Engine: GM LS1/LS2/LS6
- Crank Reluctor: 24x
- Ignition Type: GM LS 24x
- Injector Connector: USCAR (EV6)
- Drive-By-Wire: No
- Transmission Control: None
- MAP Sensor: 1-bar
- Handheld Included: Yes, 3.5 in. touchscreen
- Part Number: 550-909
Terminator X ECUs are designed to be mounted with the LEDs facing up.
FAQ
What engines does 550-909 fit?
GM LS1/LS6 engines with a 24x crank reluctor and EV6 injectors.
Does it include transmission control?
No, this version has no transmission control — fuel and spark only.
Is a handheld tuner included?
Yes, a 3.5 in. touchscreen handheld with a calibration wizard is included.
How should the ECU be mounted?
With the diagnostic LEDs facing up.

