People with Headers
People with Headers
Do you need to tune your car right after a header install, such as purchasing an Apexi SAFC? I am going to buy a set of headers but will not be able to get an A/F controller for several months. Is that o.k.? Or do I need to do them together?
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It’s not necessary for you to an AFC-2, but it does help out big time. Back when I re-dyno my car, it was running lean at 14.0-14.4 on the dynojet, my car made 182whp with bad o2 sensors. I tuned it with the AFC-2, and made 193.55 while still leaning out after 5.5k because of the 4 bad O2 sensors and the ECU, it wouldn’t allow me to richen it up at that point, so I left it alone.
But definitely get one and make sure your O2 sensors are plug in, and in working condition. Take it from somebody who doesn't know it all, but actuality done it all....
Jay
But definitely get one and make sure your O2 sensors are plug in, and in working condition. Take it from somebody who doesn't know it all, but actuality done it all....
Jay
Originally Posted by 03maxima1
How many of you guys relocated your o2 sensor or used a simulater? Differences?
thanks
thanks
I used a Sim, many felt that they are more reliable. Have not had a problem yet.
Originally Posted by upstatemax
I used a Sim, many felt that they are more reliable. Have not had a problem yet.
I gained about 14 hp and torque dyno tuning with S-AFC2 before installing headers. The car only had Y-pipe, B-pipe and cold air intake. The car was running really rich in the higher RPM range.
I'm actually dyno tuning later today after installing Hotshot headers. I'm not expecting dramatic gains from it because it has already been leaned out some. I'll be posting on it later.
Running rich won't hurt the car. It just robs some power. I'd recomend the S-AFC2 tuning but it's not absolutly necessary.
I'm actually dyno tuning later today after installing Hotshot headers. I'm not expecting dramatic gains from it because it has already been leaned out some. I'll be posting on it later.
Running rich won't hurt the car. It just robs some power. I'd recomend the S-AFC2 tuning but it's not absolutly necessary.
Originally Posted by 03maxima1
But if I follow the directions to relocate the sensor from hotshot. It will still work right?
It should, I think some people had problems with the extra wire adding resistance and giving a false code...
I decided not to F* with it and get a sim.
Originally Posted by Derrick2k2SE
I gained about 14 hp and torque dyno tuning with S-AFC2 before installing headers. The car only had Y-pipe, B-pipe and cold air intake. The car was running really rich in the higher RPM range.
I'm actually dyno tuning later today after installing Hotshot headers. I'm not expecting dramatic gains from it because it has already been leaned out some. I'll be posting on it later.
Running rich won't hurt the car. It just robs some power. I'd recomend the S-AFC2 tuning but it's not absolutly necessary.
I'm actually dyno tuning later today after installing Hotshot headers. I'm not expecting dramatic gains from it because it has already been leaned out some. I'll be posting on it later.
Running rich won't hurt the car. It just robs some power. I'd recomend the S-AFC2 tuning but it's not absolutly necessary.
Originally Posted by NmexMAX
I think he's expecting significant gains from the headers, just not from the a/f tuning, since it's already been done for the most part.
Originally Posted by 03maxima1
How many of you guys relocated your o2 sensor or used a simulater? Differences?
thanks
thanks
Originally Posted by E55AMG2
Uses the front O2 sensors, as well as the CPS and MAF. However, the rears are ignored (hence the "open loop" designation)
Originally Posted by Puppetmaster
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