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Old 05-31-2004, 06:43 PM   #26 (permalink)
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Like NIVO said..the SAFC is better for pulling fuel.. If you attempt to add fuel, the afc is raising the voltage that the computer sees from the MAP [IE..higher boost]...So what happens is when you get higher in the boost the computer will throw the 0108 code [map voltage high output]..and the car will feel like it hit a brick wall....This is the major downfall of the afc...you cant effeciently add fuel..only take it away. So to solve this, you either need to go with a returnline kit, or bigger injectors. Then you use the AFC to pull fuel out and at the same time..this will make the computer see less boost so there is no need for a FCD anymore..
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