JDawG707

how do i install it on a FD....im just wondering and i searchd that like 0-1 noone has one on there FD

so anyhelp appreciated

fritts

iTrader: (5)

There may be a reason for that. Skip the SAFC, sell it and save your money for an Apex PowerFC.

DaleClark

iTrader: (55)

Yep, there's a good reason - it's not a good idea on the FD. There are some cars they work great on, and some they don't do much of anything on - the FD is one of those.

Since the FD uses its map sensor for the primary fuel input and also to determine fuel cut, that's the problem with most piggybacks. If you try and richen it up, the ECU thinks you're running more boost and you get into fuel cut.

The ONLY time I could see it being worthwhile is to fine-tune a chipped ECU that already has fuel cut removed. But, PowerFC's are SO damn cheap and SO damn good that you could have bought a PFC for the price of a chipped ECU and SuperAFC.

Sell the SuperAFC if you bought it and spend the money on something else for the car.

Dale

JDawG707

o okay, thx everyone, how much would i be able to sell it for? im not sure how much they run new, and the SAFC is just about in perfect condition

fritts

iTrader: (5)

100-150? if its just an SAFC I

JDawG707

okay, that puts me 150$ closer to the PFC lol i got the SAFC for free