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atsugiT2 11-03-15 01:54 AM

installing FD IAT in my s5
 
do i have to retap the threads to install it, or is there an alternate option? i have the adapter kit for the fc from banzairacing.
thx in advance.

Banzai-Racing 11-03-15 06:27 AM

Installation instructions Banzai Racing S5 RX-7 Power FC Installation

M10 x 1.25 thread Tap

8. Install FD Intake Air Temp Sensor (Pic #7), using Banzai Racing IAT Harness Adapter.
◾You can install the IAT Sensor in the stock location by re-tapping the hole (M10 x 1.25 thread). Remove intake elbow from vehicle in order to prevent any metal shavings from dropping into your engine.

atsugiT2 11-10-15 03:53 AM

does anyone know if you can use the fd iat w/ the stock s5 ecu?

Banzai-Racing 11-10-15 05:00 AM

You can not, otherwise it would not be a requirement to install the FD IAT when using the PFC.

atsugiT2 11-10-15 07:26 AM


Originally Posted by Banzai-Racing (Post 11990011)
You can not, otherwise it would not be a requirement to install the FD IAT when using the PFC.

so then after i install this kit of yours, i wouldnt be able to go back to stock ecu without making a new, stock iat sized, hole?

like, i just bought a used AP engineering power fc. if it doesnt work for whatever reason, would i be able to go back to my normal s5 ecu easily?

Banzai-Racing 11-10-15 08:28 AM

AP PFC requires the FD IAT. If you are worried about your used PFC not working just plug the sensor in but don't mount it until you have verified the PFC is good.

The AP comes with it's own adapter, so I do not know why you bought our kit.

atsugiT2 11-10-15 08:43 AM

i bought the iat sensor and bar sensor without the harness adapter actually, not the whole kit. the prior user didnt include the other necessary parts.

appreciate the advice though. i think ive read in some threads about removal of the AFM when installing the power fc. is that necessary or recommended?

sorry about all these extra questions, appreciate the help though.

Banzai-Racing 11-10-15 09:05 AM

The AFM is not needed. You do need a datalogit to set up the map sensor. The installation instructions would be the same as on our site just do not do the coil modification and you do not have the ability to control an electric fan.

atsugiT2 11-10-15 09:15 AM

i plan on getting it tuned by scoot sports out here in japan. will it be drivable (to the tuner) without setting this up until they can set it up for me?

any other initial setup tips as far as settings, or parts that become obsolete after i install that you know about?

Banzai-Racing 11-10-15 10:54 AM

It will not be driveable with the map sensor setup incorrectly. Take your car to them and have them do the PFC installation.

atsugiT2 12-01-15 01:46 PM

do you know if the map sensor settings for the AP engineering PFC is also
scale: 41800
offset: 0
? i belive i saw you recommend this as the setting for someones map sensor. just making sure it applies in my scenario as well.
-carrington

Banzai-Racing 12-02-15 06:38 AM

Map sensor scale and offset for a particular map sensor does not change from PFC to PFC, however the the numbers do change depending on which Datalogit you have.

j9fd3s 12-04-15 10:22 AM


Originally Posted by atsugiT2 (Post 11990000)
does anyone know if you can use the fd iat w/ the stock s5 ecu?

the FD and FC sensors are opposite. there is a name for them, but one reads high to low, and the other low to high.

if you're taking it to Scoot, why not let them do it, they know more than we do about the PFC.

atsugiT2 12-05-15 01:27 AM


Originally Posted by j9fd3s (Post 11999139)
the FD and FC sensors are opposite. there is a name for them, but one reads high to low, and the other low to high.

if you're taking it to Scoot, why not let them do it, they know more than we do about the PFC.

yeah, thatd probably be the smartest way. im tryna learn as i go though, so i was willing to give it a try.

NYsNumba1Man 12-18-15 09:25 PM

Wait so if you're using the AP pfc you shouldn't modify the coilpack?

atsugiT2 01-12-16 08:29 PM

no


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