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Hi guys, sorry my first post here is a question :thumbsup: I will try to contribute where i can :D

I'm over in the UK, and have a 93 R33 GTST.

The car had the original SAFC with 5 dials when I first got her 10 months ago, and since then I've changed a few things, and today I installed a SAFC II.

It powers up fine, and seems to be monitoring correctly, but im a bit confused by sensor and car-type settings...

I have gone into the etc. menu as instructed, selected Hardwire sensor type, but it then wants to know this:

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What do i need to set these to?

I then go to choose the car type, 6 cylinders, fine, but it also wants to know this: (right hand side)

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lastly, I have fired up the car, and it idles slightly roughly, and if i push the revs a little it gets to approx 2600 rpm then seems to fuel cut? thats the only way i can describe it. Very similar to the effect my Bee-R rev limiter.

Any help appreciated here, if I dont sort it today I will wire my old SAFC back in :)

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  khunjeng said:
have u ZERO'd the maps?

did u look at the Apexi web site...the SAFC manual I have for mine tells u everything u need ot know and even how to setup some basic settings...

I've set the sensor type to 4, hope thats right. I've set the throttle sensor type to ** (none) for now.

I'm still having the rpm cut out problem.

Could this be linked to the knock sensors.. I havnt connected them yet, but the safc is giving a reading over 300. Is this because I have connected both grounds?

There is a DIY on how to install and setup the basics in the DIY section. If not PM predator he will help you out.

4-4 is what I think I have mine set at and second screen appears to be right, 6cylinder and throttle position up. If I had my car here id go out and check my settings for you as mine hasnt been tuned as yet.

Cheers

Chris

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