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what should i use to tune with keydiver?

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Are you foreal??? You got the Keydiver installed so you wouldnt NEED an SAFC. Only use of an safc now is to fine tune things. You should of definitely bought a datalogger a LONG time ago. Get a datalogger or DSMlink. Since your just throwing money out there in the wrong order anyway, might as well throw it at something right.
 
Get a datalogger, an afc, and a wideband o2 sensor. That's what I use with mine, and it's a great setup.
 
Get a datalogger, an afc, and a wideband o2 sensor. That's what I use with mine, and it's a great setup.


Same here. I have a stage 3 keydiver I use the SAFC to fine tune, the AEM wideband and a logger to monitor. You can usually find a cheap logger in the classifieds. Just besure to check the sellers feedback rating. It should cost you around 50 bucks or so. Goodluck
 
i had the same setup,Keydiver stage 3chip,maft-GenII And AFC Neo along with wideband and logger. And then i was thinking,why i didn't bought ECMLink??!!:ohdamn: wasted so much money into stuff,that i really don't need instead going right with EcmLink....
 
LTUDSM said:
i had the same setup,Keydiver stage 3chip,maft-GenII And AFC Neo along with wideband and logger. And then i was thinking,why i didn't bought ECMLink??!! wasted so much money into stuff,that i really don't need instead going right with EcmLink....

Well it sounds like the OP already has the chip, so that ship has sailed. Pick up the things I mentioned earlier and you'll have a good system which will net you a strong, reliable setup. After you wrap your head around tuning and all the variables associated with it, then you can decide if you want to go with ECMLink in the future. What you've got now will be safe and essentially foolproof, as long as you use the tools effectively.

I'm about 18 months into my chip setup and I really don't have any pressing need to go with 'Link at this point. A little more fine tuning might net me another 20hp, but for me it's not worth the cost of swapping over.
 
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