Originally Posted by Will

You: "how do I tie my shoe?"
Us: "you cross the laces, thread it through here, and loop it"
You: "that didn't help at all, can someone else tell me how to do it?"

and on, and on...

seriously. If you read the faq, and you read the SAFC instructions, and you still have NO CLUE, you should put down the tools and step away from the car. I mean, they're no more complicated than stereo instructions. If you want somebody to hold your hand and do it for you, you're probably going to be looking at paying a shop to do it.

If you asked something like, "okay, i'm in the sensor menu, which one do I choose?" you'd get a better answer. but...

"Now what do I do? What needs to be tuned? How do I do it? What rough settings should I set it to for starters? How do I do that?"

are you kidding me? do you even know what a specific question IS??

Originally Posted by Darkelvis

Trebor-Thank you, that will help.

Will-You are the exact reason why I wanted to talk to one person through private messages. I have admitted that I have no idea what I am doing. So instead of offering any help, you decided to be an -------. Why do you think my very first post was so vague? When I said "I have many many many many questions about this, more than i can think of at the moment so if anyone KNOWS about the apexi safc, send me a message and I'll ask my questions through there." I meant it. I didn't want this to turn into a "I'm smarter than you" "Read the faq" conversation. Yes, you know more about this than me, do i care? No. Yes I read the faq, did i understand? No. And we get right back to square one, I still know nothing.

Originally Posted by Will

I am having a tough time understanding how you can type with correct capitalization and punctuation, yet you still have no idea how to read instructions that are written in PLAIN ENGLISH. I don't know how much more specific I can be. ASK A SPECIFIC QUESTION, and you'll get an answer. If you come on here typing like somebody with more than half a brain, yet you don't want to take the time to read/understand what's in the instruction manual, you end up looking like someone who is expecting someone else to do all the work for you. Maybe try typing like a third grader, you'd get a better response...