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I have heard that the S-AFC will not allow use of the Z32 AFM on the R33 GTS-t, I am curious to know if it has worked for anyone.

I know that the S-AFC allows use of the Z32 AFM on s13/s14 SR20's so I do not understand why it would not work on R33 GTS-t.

Cheers.

_Justin

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yeah i have not experimented myself but have heard a fair few reports that it didnt work. i also have an SAFC II and was going to do it, but have been told its virtually impossible to get a good tune that way, there were problems with idle etc. unfortunately your ECU cant be chipped to accept the Z32 AFM. as thats what im doing now.

The system used is the same as the PFC selection. I'd say comments that it does not work would be perhaps related to other issues including buying second hand Z32 AFMs that are rooted.

Considering both versions of the blue screen AFC do this function, if it didn't work I doubt they would bother with a re-release of the function (disfunction).

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