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Old 01-29-2005, 08:17 PM
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Why not run a turbo with a VAFC. Been readin alot about ppl no likin them. and then some people sayin its ok. So yea?
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Hello, I think I already answered this a few hours ago?
http://www.d-series.org/forums/showthread.php?t=16113
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Old 01-29-2005, 10:55 PM
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How do u figure its cheaper? What i have looked at has come to be more expensive than the VAFC?
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Old 01-30-2005, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by SleepingCRX88
How do u figure its cheaper? What i have looked at has come to be more expensive than the VAFC?
ECU from the classifieds (or ebay) - $40-50
Getting it chipped by someone who knows what they are doing - $75
Buying a Eprom Burner - $43

Total - $158
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Old 01-30-2005, 01:38 PM
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How do u figure its cheaper? What i have looked at has come to be more expensive than the VAFC?
ECU from the classifieds (or ebay) - $40-50
Getting it chipped by someone who knows what they are doing - $75
Buying a Eprom Burner - $43

Total - $158
what about either a wideband or dyno time to tune it? thats going to cost you a minimum of another $300
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what about either a wideband or dyno time to tune it? thats going to cost you a minimum of another $300
Oh god, I knew that was coming.

So you don't have to tune with an AFC or any other engine management system? They just tune themselves? That's ------- awesome! I'm going to sell my chip burner and buy an AFC!
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Old 01-30-2005, 05:39 PM
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i have seen safley tuned afc hacks with no wide band or dyno time, safe enough its been running 10 psi for about 6 months now with no problems...you cant be that safe with turbo edit or uberdata w/o tuning it better than a base map... i suppose if it were just pig *** rich all the time, but that would be defeating the purpose, and around here anyway, it costs a lot less and takes less time to tune an afc on the dyno than it does a diy rom editor or ems.....edit: i agree that it costs about the same for a diy chip job as it does for an afc, and the diy rom editor is a ton better, and even the afc hack should be tuned with a wideband or on the dyno, so the "tuning" costs will be their either way if you want it to be right.....also im a retard lol......
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i have seen safley tuned afc hacks with no wide band or dyno time, safe enough its been running 10 psi for about 6 months now with no problems...you cant be that safe with turbo edit or uberdata w/o tuning it better than a base map... i suppose if it were just pig *** rich all the time, but that would be defeating the purpose, and around here anyway, it costs a lot less and takes less time to tune an afc on the dyno than it does a diy rom editor or ems.....edit: i agree that it costs about the same for a diy chip job as it does for an afc, and the diy rom editor is a ton better, and even the afc hack should be tuned with a wideband or on the dyno, so the "tuning" costs will be their either way if you want it to be right.....also im a retard lol......
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both need to be tuned with a wideband, hands down...no questions

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