anybody own a h22 tuned with an apexi neo
04-20-2007, 02:18 PM
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anybody own a h22 tuned with an apexi neo
hey guys im having trouble getting my car to run right now that i have the neo i was wondering what you set your pressure at on the sensor menu in etc and i was wondering your fuel curve if thats possible
04-22-2007, 11:38 AM
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Re: anybody own a h22 tuned with an apexi neo (THC07)
damn it i thought somebody finally posted.. by saying apexi are you ripping on the piggy back
04-26-2007, 04:17 PM
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Re: anybody own a h22 tuned with an apexi neo (cody2689)
how did you hook it up? do you have any pics? how long it take you to hook it up? i just purchased the neo and kinda nervous to mess with my ECU harness...
04-27-2007, 06:32 AM
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Re: anybody own a h22 tuned with an apexi neo (cleve)
took me about an hour just to make sure i did it right. just rememeber to disconnect the battery for sure before you even begine to take the ecu out. i do not have pics of the install but it was not to hard just fallow the diagrams they have in the instructions if you dont have instructions go to apexi.com
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04-27-2007, 06:23 PM
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thxs guys... i will prolly crack into it this weekend i have a oil pan problem that i need to take of first tho... i was just nervous on messing with my ECU cus i have heard bad things about hooking up piggy back systems... anyways thx again
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i also have a 4th gen lude with the H22 and a neo for tuning.
its all setup and working but i need to find out what the airflow seetings need to be.
its at 1 in and 1 out right now and is running a lil sluggish.
and help guys.
sorry that im a noob but my guy thats tuning it need this info.
thanks
wes
its all setup and working but i need to find out what the airflow seetings need to be.
its at 1 in and 1 out right now and is running a lil sluggish.
and help guys.
sorry that im a noob but my guy thats tuning it need this info.
thanks
wes
05-06-2007, 05:14 PM
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if he is tuning it then he should know what to do 
he would know there is no general fuel settings as you need a wideband to do any kind of tuning.
he would know there is no general fuel settings as you need a wideband to do any kind of tuning.
05-07-2007, 07:35 AM
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wes07 im in the exact same boat i also have it set at 1 in and 1 out. i believe the in and out is supposed to be set the same
05-07-2007, 12:48 PM
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i have been reading the manual that they send with it and i also believe that for the h22 it is a 1 in and 1 out setting... but i could be wrong... i still need to hook mine up just been so busy trying to fix otherthings on my car... is the neo easy to tune or is it a bitch
05-10-2007, 06:29 AM
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most ppl that swap a h22 spend the 100 getting a tune from a dyno. Or they buy proper tools for tuning, such as a wide band crome pro, and tune on the fly.
I dont wanna start an argument, but piggy backs w/o a wideband is a lose lose situation. even w/ a WB still, in my book
may i suggest selling that neo pos and go to a dyno, ask questions while your there.
I dont wanna start an argument, but piggy backs w/o a wideband is a lose lose situation. even w/ a WB still,
in my bookmay i suggest selling that neo pos and go to a dyno, ask questions while your there.
05-10-2007, 08:54 AM
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These days getting a tunable EMS in there is so cheap, buying one of those things to tune with seems a bit ridiculous.
Though I would buy another vafc just to have the display, I loved that thing, the peak values function was always fun.
Though I would buy another vafc just to have the display, I loved that thing, the peak values function was always fun.
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