s-afc...Pros N cons
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Well, the downside is it is a piggyback to your 10+ year old ECU, and it's only going to help if you have larger injectors that need to be controlled. Also, it doesn't prevent fuel cut for those without a FCD, so you'll still need a FCD to prevent bouncing off the 8.6PSI limit. That's as much as I can think of
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Originally posted by SonicRaT
Well, the downside is it is a piggyback to your 10+ year old ECU, and it's only going to help if you have larger injectors that need to be controlled. Also, it doesn't prevent fuel cut for those without a FCD, so you'll still need a FCD to prevent bouncing off the 8.6PSI limit. That's as much as I can think of
Well, the downside is it is a piggyback to your 10+ year old ECU, and it's only going to help if you have larger injectors that need to be controlled. Also, it doesn't prevent fuel cut for those without a FCD, so you'll still need a FCD to prevent bouncing off the 8.6PSI limit. That's as much as I can think of
Those are good points that I forogt though. I just assume that when people get an AFC, theyre a little bit past stock. But I guess thats what I get for assuming
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Well, considering I've had nothing but bad luck with the car, I always focus on those negative things to make sure I don't go upgrading and forgetting something But yeah, they definatly outweigh the cons, especially if you have the rest to go with it!
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