Apexi Vs. Greddy Whats better to get???

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SR20det135
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I am trying to get a air/fuel management deciding between the SAFC 2or even neo and Greddy E-manage. Which oneshould I go with? I need your opinion?


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Everyone i know use's the Apexi unit... I dont know anyone we has the greddy..

SR20det135
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Does anyone have a Apexi Neo on there S13 SR20det

DrifterProdigy85
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Go Apexi. I like my SAFCII since it has a knock sensor reading. The NEO doesnt have that. But it does have 16 RPM points to adjust instead of the 12 that SAFCII has. Both should be awesome.

DrifterProdigy85
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Ive never used the Emanage but it might be better. I think it has Timing and Fuel adjustment. Could make for better tuning if you know what your doing.

drifter_for_life06
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i know a lot who use the afcII and love it

only person i know with the emanage is cyberkreig, and he hasnt posted in a long time

maybe get at him and see what he thinks about his emanage + e01 unit

180fan
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AFCII > Neo. Neo's got the cool color screen, but it's also got other crap you can't use, like an integrated vtec controller. You'll pay more for something that you're never gonna use. The knock sensor that the AFC has on it, also pretty useless. Once you get pastk 3-4k, the sensor's resolution comes into question and it's readings will be inaccurate.

Go with the tried and true, I guess somewhat more old school AFC II. In the event that you do happen to mess something up, there's always alot of support for it as well here, which makes for yet another good selling point.


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