Any one has tried an SAFC so far?
Any one has tried an SAFC so far?
Apex'I Super AFC II SAFCII (Digital) Fuel Computer
The A'PEXi Super AFC is the industry standard for sub-computer fuel control. It is designed to fine tune and squeeze power out of existing engine setups by allowing the user to modify the fuel curve with precision accuracy. Since the act of simply bolting on performance products does not make horsepower, the S-AFC allows the airflow meter/pressure sensor signal voltage going to the factory ECU to change the amount of fuel injected. It utilizes a VFD (vacuum florescent display) to display critical data in three different modes; numerical, analog, and graph.
Numerical mode allows the user to monitor up to four different parameters in numbers and also shows peak hold values on demand. Analog mode displays up to two valued in an easy to read meter style display. Peak hold is also included in this function. The graph mode offers real time graph plotting with a ghost map trace feature built in. The graph can replay movement up to 60 seconds.
Also displays:
Air Flow Capacity
Engine RPM
Throttle Position
Pressure Sensor Voltage
Karmann Frequency
Air Flow Meter Correction
Tech Notes: The AFC comes preprogrammed with most of the commonly used airflow meter/pressure sensor maps. By setting the AFC to one of these base programs, the user is able to adjust injected fuel mounts by +/-50%. Eight user defined RPM adjustment points allow maximum tuning in 500-RPM increments. Fuel can also be adjusted for part and full throttle situations.
Model#: APEX-401-A911-S

Pros Cons any one any thing , just came apon one in ebay so opinios!
The A'PEXi Super AFC is the industry standard for sub-computer fuel control. It is designed to fine tune and squeeze power out of existing engine setups by allowing the user to modify the fuel curve with precision accuracy. Since the act of simply bolting on performance products does not make horsepower, the S-AFC allows the airflow meter/pressure sensor signal voltage going to the factory ECU to change the amount of fuel injected. It utilizes a VFD (vacuum florescent display) to display critical data in three different modes; numerical, analog, and graph.
Numerical mode allows the user to monitor up to four different parameters in numbers and also shows peak hold values on demand. Analog mode displays up to two valued in an easy to read meter style display. Peak hold is also included in this function. The graph mode offers real time graph plotting with a ghost map trace feature built in. The graph can replay movement up to 60 seconds.
Also displays:
Air Flow Capacity
Engine RPM
Throttle Position
Pressure Sensor Voltage
Karmann Frequency
Air Flow Meter Correction
Tech Notes: The AFC comes preprogrammed with most of the commonly used airflow meter/pressure sensor maps. By setting the AFC to one of these base programs, the user is able to adjust injected fuel mounts by +/-50%. Eight user defined RPM adjustment points allow maximum tuning in 500-RPM increments. Fuel can also be adjusted for part and full throttle situations.
Model#: APEX-401-A911-S

Pros Cons any one any thing , just came apon one in ebay so opinios!
I've heard that it's not compatible with the 2008 because of the ECU. But I haven't seen any hard data on that yet.
I'd love if it worked. It's nice to have just for the data it shows (speed, RPM, knock, etc).
I'd love if it worked. It's nice to have just for the data it shows (speed, RPM, knock, etc).
I had one of these before, i think it was the 1st Generation one but then my car was automatic at that time so i sold it on ebay. hehehe if i only knew. anyone knows if this is compatible with our 08's?
i simply don't quite swallow those aftermakert computer and piggyback things...if a matter of small programming can make the engine more fuel efficient while at the same time more powerful, why oh why wasn't this tuned at the factory???
Since it's a matter of tuning, it shouldn't cost the factory any extra thing.
So i am putting my money on the factory settings coz i trust they are the best
Since it's a matter of tuning, it shouldn't cost the factory any extra thing.
So i am putting my money on the factory settings coz i trust they are the best
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i simply don't quite swallow those aftermakert computer and piggyback things...if a matter of small programming can make the engine more fuel efficient while at the same time more powerful, why oh why wasn't this tuned at the factory???
Since it's a matter of tuning, it shouldn't cost the factory any extra thing.
So i am putting my money on the factory settings coz i trust they are the best
Since it's a matter of tuning, it shouldn't cost the factory any extra thing.
So i am putting my money on the factory settings coz i trust they are the best
isn't tuning a racecar. They're tuning a family-friendly econobox that they can sell to a 16-year-old OR his 88-year-old grandmother. They tune for a happy mix of HP and MPG. The people on this forum tune for HP only. Comfort and MPG be damned.Factory settings are not "the best." They're a happy medium. I could use an SAFC and make my car more powerful AND more fuel efficient than it is now.
isn't tuning a racecar. They're tuning a family-friendly econobox that they can sell to a 16-year-old OR his 88-year-old grandmother. They tune for a happy mix of HP and MPG. The people on this forum tune for HP only. Comfort and MPG be damned.Factory settings are not "the best." They're a happy medium. I could use an SAFC and make my car more powerful AND more fuel efficient than it is now.
Not only that, Mitsu tunes them down to have a higher level of reliabilty withthere cars.
If everyone of them was tuned to the max, there would be a lot more failures, warrenty issue's.
If everyone of them was tuned to the max, there would be a lot more failures, warrenty issue's.
is sounds so funny but at the same time its so friking true, and yes i would like to get out of this engine in a NA state about 300 Hp! thats my goal!



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