hey guys, just have a question, could I use a Apex-i vafc as a piggy back for a b16a2 drag gen 3 turbo motor, or should I save more cash and buy a standalone??

 

Save cash and buy standalone if u haven't got AFC lying around unused already...

 

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depends on how much money you have available.
Standalone is the way to go, you make more power and have a safer/happier engine. But if your on a budget the v-afc will be better then the fmu set-up. Either way you will need to get it tuned on a dyno, the standalone will take more dyno time....
standalone gets my vote..........but do what your budget allows

 

ill buy your vafc if you want to get rid of it for a standalone

 

so their is really no point of me getting the vafc , cause I do plan on getting a standalone system, how much boost can be pulled out before the vafc must be upgraded by the standalone. thanks for the help