Super AFC
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Super AFC
Over a lot of RX-7 car profiles I have looked at, I've seen that most people have bought the Apexi Super AFC. I was just wondering what this system will do for your car. I know it increases and decreased fuel amounts to engine. But other than that what will it help with.
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My buddy had one in his '87 N/A, full exhaust, intake, ported intake manifolds, he just tuned it by himself and the car seemed to run worse than w/it. Dyno tuning seems to be the only way to get the best results.
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You have to know what your doing and what the stock ecu does if you combine both efforts then you can really help your cars performance
getting your car on the dyno helps out alot too because they are (supposed to be) trained professionals that can properly tune your car
getting your car on the dyno helps out alot too because they are (supposed to be) trained professionals that can properly tune your car
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Originally posted by Phu5ion
well won't an A/F meter help out a lot if he does it himself so he can know where the car it too rich or lean and adjust the S-AFC accordingly?
well won't an A/F meter help out a lot if he does it himself so he can know where the car it too rich or lean and adjust the S-AFC accordingly?
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Most dyno tuners put the sensor at the tailpipe, your better off having it in the downpipe. If your planning on going to the dyno I would suggest welding another bung on the downpipe so the dyno's wideband can go there. And besides alot of good a dyno's wideband does in the shop, when your on the street making changes for yourself.
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yeah i've heard about widebands before, so that does mean you can tune it yourself without having to setup dyno time.
Of course i'm sure it would be an invaluable benefit to schedule some dyno time, because the knowledge of the tech would be very helpful.
Of course i'm sure it would be an invaluable benefit to schedule some dyno time, because the knowledge of the tech would be very helpful.
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Originally posted by Phu5ion
yeah i've heard about widebands before, so that does mean you can tune it yourself without having to setup dyno time.
Of course i'm sure it would be an invaluable benefit to schedule some dyno time, because the knowledge of the tech would be very helpful.
yeah i've heard about widebands before, so that does mean you can tune it yourself without having to setup dyno time.
Of course i'm sure it would be an invaluable benefit to schedule some dyno time, because the knowledge of the tech would be very helpful.
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