Main difference of V-AFC and S-AFC?
My buddy is selling me his S-AFC and i was wondering if its worth the money...I need as many feedback as possible...BTW..this is the first Gen...thanks
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uh oh...
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uh oh...
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by smkngsr »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">So whats the main function of S-AFC compare to V-AFC other than <u>Vteck</u> crossover?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Uhh.... Nevermind.
Both have cool blue lights, that make awesome patterns, and buttons you can press.
Uhh.... Nevermind.
Both have cool blue lights, that make awesome patterns, and buttons you can press.
You can also use the SAFC with non-Honda's, or more specifically engines not based upon the speed-density system (ie: uses a MAP sensor to calculate mass air).
It has a parameter in the Settings mode to select b/w Karman-vortex (common Mitsu MAF type), hot-wire (most MAF cars), and MAP. All Honda's, to my knowledge, use only MAP sensors. MR2's use hot-wire MAF and MAP. Nissan's uses hot-wire MAF. You get the idea.
It has a parameter in the Settings mode to select b/w Karman-vortex (common Mitsu MAF type), hot-wire (most MAF cars), and MAP. All Honda's, to my knowledge, use only MAP sensors. MR2's use hot-wire MAF and MAP. Nissan's uses hot-wire MAF. You get the idea.
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