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post Mar 27, 2007 - 10:50 PM
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ok this may sound stupid lol but anyway ive had my 7afte setup for a while now and im ready to put my supra mkIII injectors in along with my apexi stand alone fuel controler .... i know how to put everything in but a crash course in seting it up and tuning it would be nice if somone could help lol


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post Mar 29, 2007 - 12:50 AM
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u gota be ****n me noone knows what to do? i kno the setup has been done can sum1 please help??


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post Mar 29, 2007 - 5:15 AM
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what do you mean apexi standalone ?

are you talking about the AFC neo or the PowerFC ?



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post Mar 29, 2007 - 11:57 AM
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its called apexi super airflow converter see told ya id sound stupid haha


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post Mar 29, 2007 - 12:36 PM
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SAFC = Super AirFlow Converter
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standalones actually replace the ECU with a new one
piggybacks do what the SAFC does, tap into existing lines and alter.

to tune you want a wideband most likely
the other easy way to do it would be to basically take stock injector size compared to the new injectors and figure out what -% you need to run...
since you are boosting, it may even go up.

I'd get a wideband or pay someone to tune the S-AFC
a shop will prob charge ~300 for a s-afc tune on a dyno


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post Mar 29, 2007 - 11:00 PM
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i just installed a wideband aem sensor biggrin.gif but i was tryn to find out how to tune it w/o takn it to a shop


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post Apr 2, 2007 - 8:18 PM
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start doing low throttle checks, where you just kind of cruise up the rpms and correct that part of the map using the s-afc.
be conservative here, as the s-afc only has a low and high throttle, so from the throttle youa re applying to get there, to what the max u can apply to me there and be in low throttle will be different.

i'm guessing somehow the ecu has a map big enough to see boost w/ the afm, so yea...it will most likely just be some +%'s to make sure you are rich to help cool.

sigh...

just get a friend do drive your car after you do part one, and sit in the passenger seat taking good notes of the AFR's...
change accordingly.

rich is safer than lean, and in the end paying for a tune IS worth it.


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