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s-afcII or e-manage?

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SinEclipse

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Jul 31, 2004
San Diego, California
i was wondering what is better? i am getting hook ups on this and some other stuff for my car and in the near future i will be needing to get one or the other. what would you guys prefer.
 
Neither? I'd rather have DSMLink, AEM EMS, or Haltech E6K standalone.

E-Manage is pretty lame as far as I've heard, but if you want the best in tuning I'd go with DSMlink.

But I'd say get the S-AFC2 if you really had to. You're going to need a logger, a wideband, and an EGT gauge yay.
 
any other opinion? i cant get dsmlink since i dont have money for that and a laptop. so its more likely gonna be the safc2
 
What are your tuning goals for the future?...It is obvious that DSMLink should be able to provide you with all of your tuning needs but if your only going to be uprgrading to a 16G, 550cc INjector path then an Safc is fine...You will need a datalogger but you'll probably be ok without the wideband and EGT for a while.
 
i will be getting a bigt28, 550cc, and 190 walbro fuel pump and its gonna be mostly a daily driver.
 
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