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Old 07-30-05, 01:44 AM
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Originally Posted by 2ZZ-GE
I was told the base map with 1200 cc injectors will be pig rich, even with BNR turbos....true?
False. The PFC base map is leaner than the stock ecu...and is reasonably safe but is certainly not pig rich. It will certainly need tuning with the higher flowing BNRs....

Originally Posted by Rx-7_Enthusiast
Now since the PFC controls boost, would I still need an ebc? I want to set the car at 10 psi and my good friend told me that many boost controllers can't do that because they can't lower boost. He has an AVC-R and he said it bleeds to control boost.

I believe the stock injectors and stock fuel pump should be fine with my modifications......hopefully......dp, cb, ic, pfc, intake, and all at 10psi

Also, I need some good recommendations on boost, water temp, and oil pressure guages. I am looking to get 52mm guages.
You don't need an EBC with the PFC, but the PFC uses the stock solenoids to control boost -- most aftermarket EBCs use better solenoids. And your friend is only partially correct, on an FD, you can lower boost to 7 psi with a controller. Your modifications are fine with the stock ecu -- you would be able to run up to 12-13 psi on the stock fuel system with a fine safety margin.

I always recommend Defi Link gauges -- they are extremely high quality and accurate gauges and the Control Link makes installation easier as well as providing some cool features.

I would also recommend Frank's (flyrx7's) tripod gauge mount over the Tri-Power picture you posted... http://hometown.aol.com/flyrx7/Rx7-Gauge-Pod.html
Old 07-30-05, 02:04 AM
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Holy crap Rynberg! I was going to get 2 guage pods because the tri-power guage pod could only support 2 and the one you show supports 3. Thanks for all the input!!!!
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Originally Posted by dohc-vtec_eg
PFC is the greatest upgrade i have.
PFC w/o commander setting for every bolt-on's $650
where'd you get a pfc for $650??
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