Apexi VAFC
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From: Vancouver, WA, 98684
Re: Apexi VAFC (Lak of Speed)
I think anything is possible. But you would have to run very low fuel pressure to make it work. The AFC limits you to -50% fuel over stock the injectors being almost triple the size of the stock injectors would make hard to tune. Your timing with the AFC is also very crazy.
A better and safer way to go about it is to handata or uberdata the car. All that takes is chipping the ECU and having it tuned. Then you wouldn't run into the timing issue Like with the AFC.
Good luck.
A better and safer way to go about it is to handata or uberdata the car. All that takes is chipping the ECU and having it tuned. Then you wouldn't run into the timing issue Like with the AFC.
Good luck.
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Re: Apexi VAFC (PRELUDE-GT35R)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PRELUDE-GT35R »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">VAFC Bad idea 
Save little more $$$ and get Hondata </TD></TR></TABLE>
Not terrible if you're broke
But yes Hondata is better
Save little more $$$ and get Hondata
</TD></TR></TABLE>Not terrible if you're broke
But yes Hondata is better
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From: dallas, tx, usa
Re: Apexi VAFC (Vt4cPwn35)
get a fmu and run a 3:1 ratio plate that is the lowest they make..and get an FPR and electric fuel pressure gauge, you should be able to get by with the help of a decent wideband..
but if you need that much fuel you are making some power and cutting back on something like tuning can ruin all your hard work!
but if you need that much fuel you are making some power and cutting back on something like tuning can ruin all your hard work!
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