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Tue Jun 22, 2004 6:17 am
I say, dump all of the AFM stuff and go buy a standalone and then put some of that knowledge into tuning one of them. There's not really much to gain out of toying with Rom programs, AFMs, etc except a blown engine and a crap load of unanswered riddles. That's just my $.02.... Since my CA18DE ecu was the 1st to get programmed by JWT for turbo, I was the guinea pig and it cost me a couple of good motors (lesson learned). If you had access to a dyno facility and wide band O2 sensor, then I wouldn't see the harm at toying with Rom tuning. But for the DIYer, it's a pain..............
Dee