http://www.our.net.au/~pnt/afm/rx7_RX7.html

Does it really work? Anyone know?

 

Sure, all it does is turn the ECU off for a few seconds before cranking...

A fuel pump cut-out switch is just as effective and cheaper to install.



-Ted

 

good for turbo; turbo 2, and non turbo huh? Which one is the turbo?

 

Turbo is the Jap designation for the TII.

 

This thing popped up a few days ago, I wrote...


From that website:

That's because they don't want you to know you're being charged $98 for $3 of electrical components in a $5 plastic box!
Salguod, I'd be interested to know how you made yours. Others probably would too. I'm sure it would be a very simple circuit easily constructed by anyone who can read a schematic and solder components. This is such a common problem this info needs to be available the same way the TeamFC3S DIY FCD is.

 

HA! I know someone who builds them himself, only charges $50...and he spends about $25 in componants

 

Hm... So $98 USD is the actual cost of one unit? So why do they say the cost of one is $58 USD? If it's an old price they sure know how to mark-up their prices!

"Once again, the cost of one AFM is $58 USD shipped worldwide. They have a 100% cure rate, a 6 month warranty and a money-back guarantee."

 

very nice...

 

They're $98 Australian. You could still build one for a fraction of that price. Don't get me wrong, I bet it does work perfectly every time as claimed. I just wouldn't pay that much for it.

 

Oops, wrong button...

 

all that chip does is delay the fuel deliver for a few seconds might aswell just install a switch in the same place the show u to install the chip at (ofcourse longer wires)

 

I put a switch on my car that does the same thing for about $15.00.Don't waste your money.But a cutting the fuel when you turn the car off does help on a turbo.

 

I have heard a lot of good things about this, talk to the guys at RP and they like it.

 

I ordered one. Will install and post the results when I get it.

Irv, Keith's dad