Which and how good are they??
06-04-03, 11:03 PM
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Which and how good are they??
Im currently leaning toward the Apex Power FC heard their great and perform very well but does anyone have any other suggestions??? Im running the sequentials and I plan to run them for quite a while.
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To me, the Power FC has the right combination of resolution and capability for the price. There are higher resolution ecus with more features (Motec, Haltech, Tec 3), but they are both more expensive and require much more modification to the car for install. For example, both the TEC-3 and Haltech systems require pre-mixing as they do not utilize the oil metering pump.
The PFC is not perfect but I think it's the best choice for most owners.
The PFC is not perfect but I think it's the best choice for most owners.
06-06-03, 02:35 PM
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Originally posted by rynberg
To me, the Power FC has the right combination of resolution and capability for the price. There are higher resolution ecus with more features (Motec, Haltech, Tec 3), but they are both more expensive and require much more modification to the car for install. For example, both the TEC-3 and Haltech systems require pre-mixing as they do not utilize the oil metering pump.
The PFC is not perfect but I think it's the best choice for most owners.
To me, the Power FC has the right combination of resolution and capability for the price. There are higher resolution ecus with more features (Motec, Haltech, Tec 3), but they are both more expensive and require much more modification to the car for install. For example, both the TEC-3 and Haltech systems require pre-mixing as they do not utilize the oil metering pump.
The PFC is not perfect but I think it's the best choice for most owners.
06-06-03, 07:58 PM
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Originally posted by DavidDeco
A PowerFC+Datalogit+Wideband like and FJO or DYI is an aswesome and powerful combination. The PowerFC is more bang for the buck and with the other 2 components I mentione, you have more than you will know what to do with in terms of tuning and monitoring potential.
A PowerFC+Datalogit+Wideband like and FJO or DYI is an aswesome and powerful combination. The PowerFC is more bang for the buck and with the other 2 components I mentione, you have more than you will know what to do with in terms of tuning and monitoring potential.
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06-08-03, 11:22 AM
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Haha, with those components, you'll know enough to REALLY **** the car up!
Haha, with those components, you'll know enough to REALLY **** the car up!
I need to enroll in a Tuning 101 course!
06-08-03, 07:45 PM
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Get the PowerFC. You can always get a map and then fine tune it. Tony Kutlu road-tuned mine w a wideband O2 sensor & Datalogit @ the RotaryRevolution in Indy and my car runs a lot stronger.
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