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Old 04-05-04, 08:58 PM
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so will any safc work... like 90 % of them on ebay...
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I've heard great things about the apexi safc-2
thats what Im gonna use, its like 295 shipped off e-bay
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my ecu is modified by knight sport it set up to run 1 bar



Originally posted by Digi7ech
Well it depends on what you mean by modifed ECU.

If you got the Rtek7 then it has removed the Fuel cut signal so your base maps will work above the 8PSI.

If the fuel cut signal was not removed and they only modified the fuel maps then you still need a FCD.

Also AZSUP.
A boost controller does not limit how much boost you get. It actually raises your boost by messing with the pressure the Waste gate see's.

An Apexi SAFC is a popular Fuel signal controller. It will change the fuel signal to the injectors so it can remove or add more fuel over the stock signal. It's a piggy back system and commonly used for semi modded cars.

A Haltech,Microtek,etc are full engine management systems. They will need to be professionally tuned after you install it and it takes over as the main computer for the engine.(You toss the stock ECU).

This is a $1,000 item. It is more efficient than a SAFC but you can tell why the SAFC is more popular due to the price.
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