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I'm sure it's a long shot, but figured someone on here might have an SAFC collecting dust somewhere. I can't bring myself to pay $200 on ebay for one, and I'm having trouble finding one for sale on a forum.
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I knew I was gonna get ragged on for asking, lol. I bought a beat up 271k mile '91 d21 pickup that I'm going to turbo as cheap as I can. Apparently Nissan ECU's seem to respond pretty well to them, they have a tach output on the display (which my base model truck doesn't have) and I can't justify a $800 megasquirt on a $800 truck.
I'll check out NicoClub.
I'll check out NicoClub.
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Yeah they do. I almost got one back in the day for my sr20 (before there were cheap standalone options that could support the CAS setup...)
Thats why I sent you to Nicoclub. Also check zilvia.net. Any of the major 240 websites probably will have some.
Thats why I sent you to Nicoclub. Also check zilvia.net. Any of the major 240 websites probably will have some.
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Maybe you can make a megasquirt for $150, but I can't. It's enough trouble for me to figure out how to install a PNP unit, I'm certainly not building my own.
I had a VAFC on my old SC S2000 and I was very pleased with how well it worked and how easy it is to tune fuel.
I had a VAFC on my old SC S2000 and I was very pleased with how well it worked and how easy it is to tune fuel.
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http://14point7.com/UAFC.php
Same principal, but $125 new and you tune it with a laptop and a real table (none of that high zone-low zone bullshit). One way or another they all do the same thing, lie to the ECU.
Compatible with any 0-5 volt load sensor (TPS/MAP/MAF).
Same principal, but $125 new and you tune it with a laptop and a real table (none of that high zone-low zone bullshit). One way or another they all do the same thing, lie to the ECU.
Compatible with any 0-5 volt load sensor (TPS/MAP/MAF).
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I'll try to make a build thread as things start coming together a bit. Hopefully some here can appreciate it, the hardbody guys just seem to think I'm weird for not slamming it on chrome 20"s.
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Thanks man, that place appears to be a crappy piggyback goldmine. Picked one up, hopefully it goes well.
I'll try to make a build thread as things start coming together a bit. Hopefully some here can appreciate it, the hardbody guys just seem to think I'm weird for not slamming it on chrome 20"s.
I'll try to make a build thread as things start coming together a bit. Hopefully some here can appreciate it, the hardbody guys just seem to think I'm weird for not slamming it on chrome 20"s.
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