I would but this car is my DD, so that much down time would be a bit of a problem for me.
Oh well, I always still have the SAFC to fall back on.
Oh well, I always still have the SAFC to fall back on.
yannis-supras said:I thought that the maft pro would resolve the FCO issue due to the absense of the so restrictive AFM :icon_conf . But now I realise that the timing issue is still there. So how can one overcome this Figgie? Any ideas? :dunno:
malloynx said:i have an 89 and didn't fo the hac mod. as long asa you don't live up in the mountains you'll be fine.. it's really not a big deal. my car runs awsome ( better than the lex could ever do)
drjonez said:the MAFTpro does (OK fine, WILL w/the next SW release...) resolve the FCO issue- it has a built in FCD (you can cap the KV freq that is output to the AFM). but realize this introduces another whole animal....
yannis-supras said:Well ideally it would be better if we retain the fuel cut and still be able to transfer it to higher pressure rather than eliminating it. Is there a provision for such thing with the maft-pro?
yannis-supras said:PS. Glad you like this Doc, that's such a reassurance and I believe I speak for all of us that wanna have a go with this new product. :bigthumb:
drjonez said:BTW- i am now able to sell the MAFTpro and MAFT, along with all other fullthrottlespeed parts. drop me a line if you want anything.
yannis-supras said:So are you their distributor or something? I have already spoke with Bob and tried to make contact with the FullThrottleSpeed people in order to make arrangements for the purchase of the unit and its peripherals but there was a slight problem with international orders through their site. Will it be ok if I'd buy the stuff from you since I have spoken with them already? I wouldn't like to cause any misunderstandings here and I'd still like to be able to contact FullThrottleSpeed for software updates etc. If all that is ok then I'd be happy to deal with you.
Idealsupra said:eh....for that much money id still say spending the extra 100 and getting the mapecu is a better choice.... :nono:
Now this sounds really good, I already have the wideband.drjonez said:...wideband and let it tune itself via A/F feedback all the time....
drjonez said:) or you could go MAP or you could add boost control or you could add a wideband and let it tune itself via A/F feedback all the time....
isnms said:...But what's even better, you're posting here again
Fuzz420 said:This product sounds like a good bang for the buck.
I have a question. Will this work with n/a electronics.Better yet how will this work na-t using n/a electronics. So instead of swaping ecu's, wiring harnesses ect,ect.Would this be able to tune a na-t car on na electronics instead of switchin everything over plus wiring this unit.
outofstep said:wow...
So you could set it to keep a certain A/F ratio and it would do all the adjustments itself to maintain it?
drjonez said:yeeeps. you tell it i want you to maintain XX and do it XX fast and it will do it. it works quite well. funny story- a turbo buick owner was using it and couldn't figure out why it was pulling so much fuel.....turns out he still had alky injection on, the A/F tracking didn't skip a beat, it compensated for it.
outofstep said:Okay, I'm sold.
Actualy, how long does it take to do this? As in will you need to take a run or two if you throw in some racegas and crank the boost or will it do it on the fly? Throw in the gas, crank it and you're good?
Does it also have a cruise mod option? Say you're on the highway and want it to run hela leave while you're just cruising? Can it do that without much trouble. Like toggle between your presets?