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Ok so i have been reading up on what to upgrade and decided SAFC is the best next upgrade. Mods so far are

3 inch turbo back exhaust

fmic

boost controller

pod

I plan on upgrading to a 33 turbo (possibly buy one thats already been high flowed) and was wondering if the SAFC will still be good enough to handle it (i cant afford to go the power fc)? The turbo upgrade will likely be my last upgrade and i cant afford too much. Also is the SAFC likely to boost the performance with my standard turbo charger by enough to justify getting it tuned, until i can afford the new turbo at which time id have to get it retuned

thx, i did try searching but safc in search mode only weilded about 7 results :D

it'll be a waste of a tune if you tune it twice, or do you mean you'll get the stock ecu remapped when you get the 33 turbo?

btw, look into getting a vg30det turbo which is the single turbo 300zx motor which ran a t3. its slightly bigger than a t28 which is the r33 turbo. you'll probably just need a new dump pipe.

Ok so i have been reading up on what to upgrade and decided SAFC is the best next upgrade. Mods so far are

3 inch turbo back exhaust

fmic

boost controller

pod

I plan on upgrading to a 33 turbo (possibly buy one thats already been high flowed) and was wondering if the SAFC will still be good enough to handle it (i cant afford to go the power fc)? The turbo upgrade will likely be my last upgrade and i cant afford too much. Also is the SAFC likely to boost the performance with my standard turbo charger by enough to justify getting it tuned, until i can afford the new turbo at which time id have to get it retuned

thx, i did try searching but safc in search mode only weilded about 7 results :woot:

You dont need to buy a safc you would be far better off getting your stock ECU re-tuned as safc will only change your AFR's. Where as a retune will change your AFR's, timing ect. If your in Victoria I know Dr drift does ECU re-tunes on r32's

cheers

yepx sorry if i was a bit unclear stupid work messing with my head. Gonna get the 33 turbo on first then get stock ecu retuned. Hmm i am in victoria so when it comes time, ill go looking for dr drift. Ill also look into the vg30det turbo, see if itll spool up fast enough and then decide

thx guys

(quick side note can some one tell me which program or how to resize pics of your car so they dont look retarded!!?!?!?!)

Edited by r32 gts-turbo

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