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Hi Guy's I am looking to buy a blue screen Apexi AVC-R. I am saving up for a cooler and I cannot afford to buy the AVC-R brand new so I thought if anyone had one going for a decent price that is like new, it would fit my situation great.

Once I get my cooler i'd like to be able to adjust my boost hence my reason for wanting an AVC-R.

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Mark

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get in touch with supra_man, and see what price he can getya for a new one, i know that's not what u want, but i'm buying a new safc2 of him and it's cheaper then a secondhand one that people are advertising in the forsale section. (e.g. $300 cheaper then the RRP).

Just a though, i'm still waiting for a reply as well for how much it'll cost me for one of those, if'ya get a reply can u forward the price onto me?

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Ehh skysaresilver thankyou very much for that valuable info!!!

I will definetly go ahead and find out, because new is always better than second hand :P

thanks heaps buddy

ohh i'll definetly let you know if i get a reply about ur safc.

What does a safc do?

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na i've already ordered and paid for the safc, i'm wanting to get what your getting, but i'm still waiting for a price from supra_man.

just do a search on "safc " or "safc2" - they'll tellya what u want to know, otherwise just visit the apexi site.

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APEXi S-AFC II (Air/Fuel Ratio Controller)

Latest Model

The SUPER AFC II is a vehicle specific fuel computer that modifies the air flow meter / pressure sensor signal and allows the user to either enrich or lean out the fuel mixture. Adjustment ranges from +/- 50%. It now boasts a 12 point adjustable fuel curve with 200rpm increment setting points. The Super AFC II allows the user to protect settings using the password option. Control is via a single 4 direction centre push button, eliminating the distance between buttons as on the previous model. It also cures the erratic idle problems associated with open atmosphere blow off valves on hot wire air flow meter equipped vehicles. Monitor mode shows analog meter face, Y graph display, Numerical Display, peak hold, Replay mode, 1 point / 10 point and ghost map tracing. All correction factors are also displayed in percentages. All values and graphs are displayed through the exclusive VFD (Vacuum Flurorescent Display) screen.

Hope this helps guys !!

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Ok, this is what I meant to cut and paste !!!

APEXi AVC-R Boost Controller

The AVC-R is the ultimate closed-loop boost controller. It is the only boost controller on the market that boasts an integrated injector pulse monitor and an RPM specific "self learn" mode that allows it to memorise the boost characteristics of a particular vehicle and adjust the pressure accordingly.

To control boost, the AVC-R uses a high quality solenoid valve as opposed to a stepping motor. This is the same technology that was used on the turbocharged Honda F-1 race cars. These solenoid valves are proven to control boost more accurately and are much sturdier in design and construction than a stepping motor.

Features:

Two preset boost levels (e.g. High & Low) plus ability to switch OFF.

RPM specific boost setting (8 points of adjustable boost level at 500 RPM increments)

RPM specific solenoid valve duty cycle (8 points of adjustable duty cycle at 500 RPM increments)

Self learning solenoid valve duty cycle (when boost is stable and throttle position is over 85%)

Scramble Boost (Allows boost to be increased or decreased for a selectable amount of time)

Start duty control for fine tuning

Vacuum Fluorescent Display screen shows analog meter faces, Y graph display, numerical display, peak hold or replay mode.

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