piggyback 2 safc's ?
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piggyback 2 safc's ?
Well, I was just curious...
I don't own an safc. I don't want one either.
but do you guys think you could double em up to be able to control injectors larger than 720cc?
I don't own an safc. I don't want one either.
but do you guys think you could double em up to be able to control injectors larger than 720cc?
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Nope...The ultimate limitation of control is the stock ECU. While you can do crazy things with the AFM input signal, ultimately it's up to the ECU to decide how much fuel to spray. If you put two in series, you will probably lower the signal from the AFM so much that the ECU will become confused and either default, or the car simply won't run.
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Originally posted by Aaron Cake
Nope...The ultimate limitation of control is the stock ECU. While you can do crazy things with the AFM input signal, ultimately it's up to the ECU to decide how much fuel to spray. If you put two in series, you will probably lower the signal from the AFM so much that the ECU will become confused and either default, or the car simply won't run.
Nope...The ultimate limitation of control is the stock ECU. While you can do crazy things with the AFM input signal, ultimately it's up to the ECU to decide how much fuel to spray. If you put two in series, you will probably lower the signal from the AFM so much that the ECU will become confused and either default, or the car simply won't run.
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