yessir240 wrote:is safc so bad, even when used with a wideband and dyno tuned?
no the SAFC is good because it's very easy to use and it can stop you from stalling out when throwing into neutral. A lot of people however dissassemble engine parts and install a whole turbo kit for the first time and thats where the problem is. I reccomend you leaving the stock injectors in first and make sure your car can idle correctly and run smoothly. Then after you know you dont have any vacuum leaks, throw in the 370cc injectors for the easy tune.
Please do not do everything at once and then in the end blame it on the SAFC (which is what a lot of noobs do).
I KNOW THIS because I used to be the same person. It's very easy to just blame the "controller". Something so easy to use can SEEM complicated when you have little bugs in the back of your head. You dont need a computer for the SAFC neither.