hks F-CON help.
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hks F-CON help.
anybody running this? any tips or tricks? im about to pick one up for 150 bucks. got full exhaust w/ highflow cat, cone intake, no emissions on stock s4 turbo. should i keep stock injectors or upgrade to say...some 720 secondaries. got a s5 turbo/manifold on the way which i might do a compressor side upgrade. any help with from anybody with experiance with the f-con would be highly appreciated.
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F-Con
What i know is you have to plug in the fcon, and it will work. Any more tunning required, you need a GCC and a VPC. F-Con itself will attain all fuel curve from the stock ECU and adjust to the required fuel the motor required.
i can't remember clearly, but i believe that you need to tell the FCON what injectors your using and how much percent u want to run them to, there are dials in the back of the FCON, i believe and you suppose to move them around.
number on the injector dial means how rich 1 normal 9 very rich or someshort, if you don't have a manual it's going to be a problem unless someone can send u a diagram to tell you how to change the injector duration.
number on the injector dial means how rich 1 normal 9 very rich or someshort, if you don't have a manual it's going to be a problem unless someone can send u a diagram to tell you how to change the injector duration.
The fcon should come with a base program for stock injectors. At most authorized hks dealers they should have the equipment to change its settings. If they dont, pick up a GCC its like 100 bucks.
The dial on the fcon is to change the fuel aggressiveness, not the size of the injectors. I suggest getting on a dyno or the like and seeing which setting works best for your car and your mods. The FCD it has should also have a similar dial, leave it on 2.
The dial on the fcon is to change the fuel aggressiveness, not the size of the injectors. I suggest getting on a dyno or the like and seeing which setting works best for your car and your mods. The FCD it has should also have a similar dial, leave it on 2.
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I have an F-con on my 87TII
MODS: full HKS exhaust (single) w/ res and no cat
Bonez intake, 2 MSD sci boxes, Accel 8.5 wires, pulleys, no air pump, S-15 BOV, and Walbro 255 fuel pump. I just hit the dyno for 305whp. Don't change the injectors, just make sure they are clean. Just plugg in the f-con and go fast. If you need the factory instructions, just email me at aaronandmarie@msn.com. There is no tuning involved. It does all the work for you. If it's not broke, don't fix it. Just make sure the little green light comes on the unit.
MODS: full HKS exhaust (single) w/ res and no cat
Bonez intake, 2 MSD sci boxes, Accel 8.5 wires, pulleys, no air pump, S-15 BOV, and Walbro 255 fuel pump. I just hit the dyno for 305whp. Don't change the injectors, just make sure they are clean. Just plugg in the f-con and go fast. If you need the factory instructions, just email me at aaronandmarie@msn.com. There is no tuning involved. It does all the work for you. If it's not broke, don't fix it. Just make sure the little green light comes on the unit.
I think the fcon is better than a s-afc. It bases its fuel map on boost, and not pre programmed on a dyno like a safc. Weather conditions change, boost creeps. The biggest problem w/ ecu is it limits the DC to 65%. The fcon removes this, allows you to make a lot more power on the stock injectors.
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hey guys i jsut got my fcon and im ready to hook her up, do you think ill be save, a/f wise if i put in my stock injectors and get rid of my safc, i have a full 3 in exhuast, intake, tb mod, stock j spec ic , and i have a manual boost controller set at 10 psi but i see soem spike to about 14, i also have a walbro fp.




