Safc-II
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what are the reviews on this... is it worth it or any good?. if anyone has it how do you like it and was it hard to instal..
I'm just looking for any info on it because it looks like a good air/fuel tunning tool.
I'm just looking for any info on it because it looks like a good air/fuel tunning tool.
Last edited by spdu4ia; Oct 9, 2004 at 01:59 PM.
It's hooked-up to your computers wiring harness just like e-manage,ss box etc... then you punch in the #'s and off to get tuned. Honda has a bigger after market than Nissan on their forum you can get the #'s for the safc. Enough to get you to get tuned. I wouldn't trust somebody elses tune everyones car is different.
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does it display air/fuel in current time and have a playback? also i'm just wondering if i use this correctly would it be like a mini re-flash?.
and when i looked at them it is not model specific so does that mean i would have to modify the harness?
also if this is so awsome why dont more people have it?
and when i looked at them it is not model specific so does that mean i would have to modify the harness?
also if this is so awsome why dont more people have it?
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no air fuel feedback..you can moniter one of the factory 02 sensors, but that's all. Also does knock monitering
Why more people dont use it is because the factory ecu seems something is up with the MAF signal and tends to adjust around what it sees, thus negating lots of the changes you initially make
Why more people dont use it is because the factory ecu seems something is up with the MAF signal and tends to adjust around what it sees, thus negating lots of the changes you initially make
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can you monitor the factory O2 with the tunner or you need another guage?...
also if the factory ecu changes around it then wouldn't it be pretty useless? or does it eventually learn the new program
also if the factory ecu changes around it then wouldn't it be pretty useless? or does it eventually learn the new program
Great, I just ordered this and now I see this post. :/ Imma have the boys at my local shop see what they can do. I called em beforehand and they said it should work all it needs is a tach adapter to read the rpms correctly. *crosses fingers*
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Originally posted by ReavTek
Great, I just ordered this and now I see this post. :/ Imma have the boys at my local shop see what they can do. I called em beforehand and they said it should work all it needs is a tach adapter to read the rpms correctly. *crosses fingers*
Great, I just ordered this and now I see this post. :/ Imma have the boys at my local shop see what they can do. I called em beforehand and they said it should work all it needs is a tach adapter to read the rpms correctly. *crosses fingers*
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got one; it's gettin installed in 2 days. i think it will work fine.
got one; it's gettin installed in 2 days. i think it will work fine.
well, i'm not gettin it tuned until i get my cat problems fixed. my kinetix cats r givin me fits, so i'm havin them taken off. then i have to decide if i want to send them back or try another brand.
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Originally posted by TheBigShow
got one; it's gettin installed in 2 days. i think it will work fine.
got one; it's gettin installed in 2 days. i think it will work fine.



