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Hey all,

just got a SAFC (series 1 blue screen) fitted along with a profec b and I'm stalling quite alot. I don't think its the profec b as it doesn't matter whether its turned on or not it will still stall and i don't see how a boost controller would stall an engine.

Anytime i'll put her in neutral coming up to a light or after a squirt or down a hill she will pretty much stall on me. the revs will fall as they do and keep going down to 400 and then stall etc..

Can somebody give me a clue as to what i might need to do to alter something in the safc to help? I will try this rather than taking it back to mechanic who installed it first as i reckon it might be pretty simple but i just have no clue as to what air/fuel ratio to change or something like that. Am i on the right track?

thanks

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