I have a 92si H23. I had the shop I got it at set it up for me as well. I am just wondering what settings other people are using. I don't want to change anything because I am afraid I will mess my engine up. But I would like to know some other settings to try to see if any difference. Should I be adding more air at higher RPM's or should I be taking air away?
Hmmmm what a pity on Si guys like us...... Got not help.
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yea the vafc on the h23 was me, hehe, i made 2 horses on the dyno with it, i ll let you guys know my settings once i get the safc and tune it.
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The settings that work best for you car are unique to a certain extent. If you want to get any power from putting in the S-AFC you have to get your car dyno tuned.
if anything you should be pulling back the fuel at higher rpm's to make more power. Our cars run very rich from the factory so pulling off a couple % at the top would be beneficial.
of course nothing is substitute for actual dyno tuning.
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