Gen 2 Headers are teh r0xx0r! Dyno Results!
Originally Posted by siren001
question why would you need a VAFCII when thats a VTEC AFC? is the VIAS in the 5th gen suppose their fancy name for "VTEC" or thats just acura's fance name for vias,
how hard are they to tune?
how hard are they to tune?
See post #12 in the 2nd link.
For how VTEC is different, go to www.howstuffworks.com and search for VTEC to supplement Steven88's Cliff Notes....
Originally Posted by E55AMG2
Its pointless, might as well save your time and head to a dyno shop
Originally Posted by SR20DEN
I dissagree. Doing most of your tuning on the street via wideband can help save time at the dyno. Especially when you're writing corrections for more than one set of parts to dyno test.
Originally Posted by SR20DEN
I dissagree. Doing most of your tuning on the street via wideband can help save time at the dyno. Especially when you're writing corrections for more than one set of parts to dyno test.
Also, will my A/F Setpoints be the same as other people with the same setup? or is it unique to each car?
well, wideband or not...wouldn't it benefit somewhat since the car is experiencing the real world "load"....unlike the dyno where it just places load on the tires....wheres street driving you get changes in temperature, speed (aerodynamics) etc etc....
basically I was tryin to ask, has anyone tuned safcii for closed loop operation?
basically I was tryin to ask, has anyone tuned safcii for closed loop operation?
Rbrown: They will be close...but not exactly the same. It depends on a lot of things.
Steven: You can simulate the "real world" closed loop operation on an eddy current (mustang, Not dynojet) dyno. You can significantly improve fuel mileage by doing this.
Steven: You can simulate the "real world" closed loop operation on an eddy current (mustang, Not dynojet) dyno. You can significantly improve fuel mileage by doing this.
Originally Posted by steven88
for those who own a SAFCII/VAFCII, have u ever street tuned? if so, is it hard or easy?
I can't imagine it being too easy without a wideband.
Originally Posted by NmexMAX
How would you tune w/o a wideband? By as.s dynoism? That's
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For the record.... There's a particularly quick automatic that "street tunes" using a wideband of course.
..For the record.... There's a particularly quick automatic that "street tunes" using a wideband of course.
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