Si_g

ok here is the deal, i wanna get a safc, but, my friend wants to get rid of her vafc for 200$. I ve asked around, and i got that it would work on a non vtec car, since there is a wire on the ecu that u have to tap into in order to get the vtec connected. Since i dont have vtec, that wire will just be hangin, so do you think it would work on my Si ?

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red92si

I believe it would work as far as fuel adjustments and all. No VTEC adjustment though.

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Tyler

G_Loc

its a good idea to get it instead of a SAFC, just incase you ever get a swap

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Whitea207

GO FOR IT!!

Satan_SRV

Yeah the VTEC wires don't hookup to anything, and just set your VTEC to higher than your rev limit to prevent sending power to the unused wires.

Jut make sure when you're tuning you are working on the 'Low' maps all the time, or obviously none of the fuel maps will do anything

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Si_g

thx guys, i ma do it today

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