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Best Afc That Can Be Tuned With A Laptop?

shaunmlawry

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Hey guys,

I tried searching for a while but couldn't find much, just a whole lot of reading that wasn't answering my question.

Can anyone tell me any afc that can be tuned via a laptop? And which one would be the best for a RB20

I find it easier tuning a laptop then the hand controler.

Any help will be very appreciated

Thanks

paulr33 Grand Master

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there is no apexi afc that can be tuned by laptop. i think you are confusing the powerfc with the afc or safc. do a search on both to work out which one you are thinking of. there is laptop software for the powerfc

mad082 Grand Master

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there is no apexi afc that can be tuned by laptop

he didn't say apexi afc, he just asked for any afc.

the greddy emanage can be tuned with a laptop. and for about an extra $70 you can get an ignition harness to tune the timing as well. but it doesn't come with the software. it is about $250. but you get more tuning range (air/fuel wise) with a safc neo.

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he didn't say apexi afc, he just asked for any afc.

the greddy emanage can be tuned with a laptop. and for about an extra $70 you can get an ignition harness to tune the timing as well. but it doesn't come with the software. it is about $250. but you get more tuning range (air/fuel wise) with a safc neo.

Thanks

That sounds what i am after

:)

paulr33 Grand Master

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piggyback emanage

piggyback safc

Safc $370

E-Manage Ultimate $650

GReddy Complete Harness Set $124

GReddy Supplemental Harness $65

Software $140

piggyback emanage

Emange Blue $370

Emanage Injector Harness $56

Emanage Ingnition Harness $56

Software $140

standalone powerfc

PowerFC $930

software $500

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