Super AFC safc or rtek
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safc or rtek
what should i do on my 87 tII 34xxx miles on rebuild looking to make more hp. i have boost gauge aem afr gauge. what is the advantage of rtek and safc and the disadvantages of them both. i need to decide befor i start putting on my other parts. greddy 3 in exhuast going to port turbo waste gate. i need bigger injectors for the car ill buy them next week what else should i do? should i go safc or rtek
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going rtek 1.7 with safc and a wideband hope this idea is an ok one. i have an aftermarket turbo with 3 inch down pipe what size injectors should i get i have a set of 720s
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per the rules I'm not allowed to go stand alone. Well I could but then I would have
to go up a class. I'm staying in the stock class. My only mod will be the
RB Rev II exhaust. Engine is stock. Just rebuilt with all new housings and plates.
I was just going to go with the rtech 1.5. I have no way to control boost
so I was just looking at my best bet for fuel control. With in the rules I can
also use an SAFC. But I like the idea of the rtech 2.1 better which is also within
the rules because it stays in the stock ECU housing and uses the stock ECU
hardware. If I could go stand alone I would.
Or were you refuring to the rtech 2.1?
I kind of consider it a little bit different then a full stand alone replacement ECU.
But not far from it.
to go up a class. I'm staying in the stock class. My only mod will be the
RB Rev II exhaust. Engine is stock. Just rebuilt with all new housings and plates.
I was just going to go with the rtech 1.5. I have no way to control boost
so I was just looking at my best bet for fuel control. With in the rules I can
also use an SAFC. But I like the idea of the rtech 2.1 better which is also within
the rules because it stays in the stock ECU housing and uses the stock ECU
hardware. If I could go stand alone I would.
Or were you refuring to the rtech 2.1?
I kind of consider it a little bit different then a full stand alone replacement ECU.
But not far from it.
Last edited by PortedRotorTuner; 04-10-12 at 10:05 AM. Reason: maybe misunderstood