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96_AWDtalon

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there are many people helping me with my car and thank you. but getting a lot of different info in fuel mods not sure what to do with fuel mods. i have 190 fuel pump every thing else with fuel mods are stock. want to get 550cc injectors an safc and i was told to get a wideband or o2 sencor not sure on the difference. if i get an safc would i still want dsmlink? also how much are these things and how much horsepower gain.

Thanks,
Kevin
 
there are many people helping me with my car and thank you. but getting a lot of different info in fuel mods not sure what to do with fuel mods. i have 190 fuel pump every thing else with fuel mods are stock. want to get 550cc injectors an safc and i was told to get a wideband or o2 sencor not sure on the difference. if i get an safc would i still want dsmlink? also how much are these things and how much horsepower gain.

Thanks,
Kevin

What are your goals for the car?

DSMlink would not be needed with an safc, as long as you're staying under 650cc injectors (the largest safc handles well). You either want one or the other. 'Link is much more feature rich, and more expensive and you need an EPROM ecu.

A wideband 02 sensor tells you your air/fuel mixture in real time and is used to tune the car.

As for gains, well that's all in how well you tune it ;)
 
As was already said an SAFC would be fine for your current setup but if you figure you may be upgrading beyond what you have eventually, definitely look into DSMlink and save yourself some money in the future.

I would almost suggest just getting DSMlink anyways since as we all know: once you start modding it's hard to stop and it's doubtful you'll be happy with your setup after a couple months :)
 
If the turbo you have listed in your profile (T28) is the one you are currently using on your car then those fuel mods will be sufficient. However, as stated before if you want to upgrade further then, yes I would recommend other options.

If you have future modification goals let us know and we will help you with the mods you will need. :thumb:



Jon Nye
 
Wideband o2 sensor. Yes, get one. I wish I had installed one earlier than I did, luckily I didn't blow anything up in the meantime LOL.
 
Right now you can get an AEM Wideband for $208 shipped so hop on that :thumb:
Just get DSMLink bec you will upgrade and that will give you all the growing room you need.
Dont buy parts twice just buy them once and save that extra money for other parts.
 
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