Apexi S-AFCII ? need info
22 August 2004, 12:15 PM
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Apexi S-AFCII ? need info
Hi
i have a safcII on a car but have no knowledge of this system and how to work it
ive had a brief look and can see that it allows you to alter % at parts of the rev range with knock detection
i presume if all the settings are put to 0% then it has no affect to the std cars ecu
so i presume its a performance enhancing mod
im probly gonna remove it from the car as i can see it causing problems in the wrong hands
does it have a value and does any one want to buy it?
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Darbo
i have a safcII on a car but have no knowledge of this system and how to work it
ive had a brief look and can see that it allows you to alter % at parts of the rev range with knock detection
i presume if all the settings are put to 0% then it has no affect to the std cars ecu
so i presume its a performance enhancing mod
im probly gonna remove it from the car as i can see it causing problems in the wrong hands
does it have a value and does any one want to buy it?
all experts reply at will
Darbo
22 August 2004, 06:01 PM
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Hi Darbo_wrx.
SAFC is a Air Fuel controler
Take a look here:
Before
http://img13.photobucket.com/albums/...nonew_copy.jpg
After
http://img13.photobucket.com/albums/...cnew1_copy.jpg
SAFC is a nice gagdet if you know what can you do with this. In a dyno with wide band A/F readings you can tune your fueling with great results.
SAFC is a Air Fuel controler
Take a look here:
Before
http://img13.photobucket.com/albums/...nonew_copy.jpg
After
http://img13.photobucket.com/albums/...cnew1_copy.jpg
SAFC is a nice gagdet if you know what can you do with this. In a dyno with wide band A/F readings you can tune your fueling with great results.
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S-AFC stands for Super Air Flow Converter. It allows you to change the MAF sensor value seen by the ECU. This influences the fuel injection and ignition timing.
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another question, is it possible to remove the MAF and put in a MAP sensor instead?
In the Apexi S-AFCII menus there are diffrent options to choose right sensor, so i thougt maybe it´s possible?
Mikael.
In the Apexi S-AFCII menus there are diffrent options to choose right sensor, so i thougt maybe it´s possible?
Mikael.
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