400 bhp maf
Originally Posted by AndrewC
Perhaps he already has a remapped OEM ECU?
can't remember exactly what they say is safe to run on the standard ecu
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Originally Posted by sc00bylee
Ahhhhhh, cheers for that, Im running power FC on mine and didnt know that, is it a big job to bin the maf on this system then?
Wow - there's a lot of mis-information floating about in this thread
There is no Subaru version of the PowerFC that can natively operate without a MAF signal (there is a D-Jetro PowerFC but not for Subaru), it is possible to simulate a MAF signal from other sensors (MAP, RPM, TPS) and feed that to the ECU using the MAFSIM, however, this is somewhat of a last resort for installations where a MAF cannot be used.
Also, there is no reason why a suitably remapped std ECU can't perform aswell as an aftermarket ECU upto and beyond 400bhp, the only problem on the early cars is the complexity of mapping the ECU.
Andrew...
There is no Subaru version of the PowerFC that can natively operate without a MAF signal (there is a D-Jetro PowerFC but not for Subaru), it is possible to simulate a MAF signal from other sensors (MAP, RPM, TPS) and feed that to the ECU using the MAFSIM, however, this is somewhat of a last resort for installations where a MAF cannot be used.
Also, there is no reason why a suitably remapped std ECU can't perform aswell as an aftermarket ECU upto and beyond 400bhp, the only problem on the early cars is the complexity of mapping the ECU.
Andrew...
Originally Posted by AndrewC
Wow - there's a lot of mis-information floating about in this thread
There is no Subaru version of the PowerFC that can natively operate without a MAF signal (there is a D-Jetro PowerFC but not for Subaru), it is possible to simulate a MAF signal from other sensors (MAP, RPM, TPS) and feed that to the ECU using the MAFSIM, however, this is somewhat of a last resort for installations where a MAF cannot be used.
Also, there is no reason why a suitably remapped std ECU can't perform aswell as an aftermarket ECU upto and beyond 400bhp, the only problem on the early cars is the complexity of mapping the ECU.
Andrew...
There is no Subaru version of the PowerFC that can natively operate without a MAF signal (there is a D-Jetro PowerFC but not for Subaru), it is possible to simulate a MAF signal from other sensors (MAP, RPM, TPS) and feed that to the ECU using the MAFSIM, however, this is somewhat of a last resort for installations where a MAF cannot be used.
Also, there is no reason why a suitably remapped std ECU can't perform aswell as an aftermarket ECU upto and beyond 400bhp, the only problem on the early cars is the complexity of mapping the ECU.
Andrew...
Originally Posted by sc00bylee
So how does this work?? does it it run on more than 5v??
its pysicaly the same size.
So how does Andy F have Apexi management with no maf??
its pysicaly the same size.
So how does Andy F have Apexi management with no maf??
It is physically the same plastic moulding.
Andy is the sole UK commercial mapper supplying and fitting the MAFSIM for the PowerFC.
Andrew...
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