Confused about which route to take??
02-02-2002, 06:00 PM
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Confused about which route to take??
Should I invest my money and get a standalone such as the AEM or just get a VAFC for now and wait till later on when I plan to boost?? My current setup as you know is a 4th gen accord with a 98 Type S engine. But the car really feels like it needs some tuning and I already have some 450 injectors on the way..
Any comments welcome. If I sound silly you can let me know as well.
Any comments welcome. If I sound silly you can let me know as well.
02-02-2002, 11:11 PM
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Re: Confused about which route to take?? (Jason kiDD)
standalones are a pain to tune, but once it's done it's nice. I don't know much about the AEM system. Most folks I know have traded in there VAFC for hondata. . .In your case I would say the standalones.
02-03-2002, 02:00 AM
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Re: Confused about which route to take?? (turbocoupe)
I hear you, but in my case I have a p13 JDM lude ECU. Which means I have to spend that much more to find an ECU that works plus the time to dyno if I just get stage 2..
02-03-2002, 09:50 AM
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Re: Confused about which route to take?? (turbocoupe)
Just the 1200 dollars. But then I dont have to burn any roms.
It has its own datalogging and all that good stuff. Plus I can
also resell back my ECu and lower the cost.
It has its own datalogging and all that good stuff. Plus I can
also resell back my ECu and lower the cost.
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