I am turbo'ing my car no later than May, probably sooner. I was wondering if the APEXi S-afc would work on the car without it being turbo? I mean, I would mount it and hook it up then maybe a month or two later I would be installing the turbo.
#38300, "RE: SAFC w/o turbo?" In response to Reply # 1
Thanks for the quick response. I'm trying to gather up the parts that I will need that do not come with the turbo kit because I'm trying to get some of those as Christmas presents maybe, lol.
#38301, "RE: SAFC w/o turbo?" In response to Reply # 2
A nice boost controller would be nice or turbo timer. Exhaust if you don't have one already. Some nice gauges ex. Boost, EGT, A/F. Any of those things would be nice gifts.
weasle745: and then to top it off, im not even an attractive guy. I look like Millhouse from the Simpsons, cant put on weight if my life depended on it, etc
#38302, "RE: SAFC w/o turbo?" In response to Reply # 3
If you're going to get a boost controller, make sure you ask for forged internals too for Christmas Lots of us have learned the HARD way. It's a temptation most of us couldn't resist
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yea u can run a sfc without turbo lean it out a bit cause your rich stock and make like 8more hp
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#38305, "RE: SAFC w/o turbo?" In response to Reply # 0
yeap hooked up my S-AFC today, didnt tune anything yet cause the A/F and EGT gauges go in tomorrow. I plan on going Turbo come income tax time (star stage II, thats all I need *for now*) and I'm just gonna clear out the S-AFC memeory *aka initialize it when I install the turbo.
#38307, "RE: SAFC w/o turbo?" In response to Reply # 8
its not hard to set it up as a 4 cyl throttle up pressure 6 in 6 out Im keeping things on the rich side till I get my jeep throttle body which Im sure will lean things out a bit.