VTEC Controllers
06-Feb-2004, 09:06 AM
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Many folks work with a Apexi VAFC...lokos good, works well, priced okay.
Don't bother though until you have a fairly decent list of mods. There is potential for a few hp's and tq's but more gains are realized on more substantially modded engines.
Don't bother though until you have a fairly decent list of mods. There is potential for a few hp's and tq's but more gains are realized on more substantially modded engines.
06-Feb-2004, 04:10 PM
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i run apex'i vafc....i love it for what it is it makes a difference..but yeah don't bother unless you have some fair list of mods....it impresses the ladies.. 
...and you can lie about your onboard indash engine management controll unit with built in variable valve timing and lift electronic control adjustment along with fuel manipulation cababilities....big words make you sounds smart.
...and you can lie about your onboard indash engine management controll unit with built in variable valve timing and lift electronic control adjustment along with fuel manipulation cababilities....big words make you sounds smart.
06-Feb-2004, 04:26 PM
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First off I never said anything about a d15 motor, or any motor for that matter.
All I wanted was info on vtec controllers, like the apexi, data systems spec r, spoon, field's, etc, there pros and cons and peoples preference, since there is a lot of them for sale, which are the ones to stay away from, which ones are the best.
I would like something small that will fit in my glove box with regular stuff in it like cd's, papers, etc.
Will the VAFC be good for a N/A setup or is it more for FI setups
Thanks Happy and Quick_Cx for at least answering the question, anyone else have feedback on the one they have or used.
Thanks
Phillip
All I wanted was info on vtec controllers, like the apexi, data systems spec r, spoon, field's, etc, there pros and cons and peoples preference, since there is a lot of them for sale, which are the ones to stay away from, which ones are the best.
I would like something small that will fit in my glove box with regular stuff in it like cd's, papers, etc.
Will the VAFC be good for a N/A setup or is it more for FI setups
Thanks Happy and Quick_Cx for at least answering the question, anyone else have feedback on the one they have or used.
Thanks
Phillip
06-Feb-2004, 05:04 PM
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Originally posted by bbarbulo
Or in front of ppl who know... you'll sound like a dumbass and it'll be amusing for all present!
Or in front of ppl who know... you'll sound like a dumbass and it'll be amusing for all present!
ne ways...the VAFC is only for NA set-ups....and is a kick *** decive....i have nothing but hapiness with it
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