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I don't think it was meant to be, thats a good time for minimal mods on the G.
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https://g35driver.com/forums/drag/126478-new-time-slips-11-16-06-a.htmlOriginally Posted by clifftrail
I don't think it was meant to be, thats a good time for minimal mods on the G.
there are my time slips. They are great times for the mods i have i do agree. Its just because im awesome!
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I really think it's nice to run high 13 with just exhaust, intake and spacer since a stock car is consider as mid 14s...Originally Posted by Nismo G
was that sarcasm...?
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Sorry but I have to ask this dumb question..Originally Posted by clifftrail
Not all widebands have a datalogging capability and its too hard and dangerous to try and tune it at WOT while driving. So do and internet search for wideband controllers and several will appear. Then just read and find out which one works for you. They all do the same thing, some just have different features.
So SAFC is a wideband controllers too?
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Not a dumb question, no SAFC taps into the fuel and helps you adjust it up or down to get it to a desired range. A wideband is a completly different device that will tell you what your A/F ratio is at an given RPM.
A wideband look similiar to a stock O2 sensor with some sort of gauge device attached that will display what your A/F ratio is at any given RPM while driving. Then you use the SAFC to adjust your fuel +/- to give yourself the max hp.
A wideband look similiar to a stock O2 sensor with some sort of gauge device attached that will display what your A/F ratio is at any given RPM while driving. Then you use the SAFC to adjust your fuel +/- to give yourself the max hp.
Nismo can you please post your S-afc setting just for general referances ,, I jsut want to see how much corection they have done....
now just so all you know. You can not take someones setting and set them on your car as each car will very a lot even with the exact same setup. So do not atempt to use somones settings this could result in engine damage.
yep. all cars react differently to mods. even the same mods. some cars even run lean and others run rich from the factory. everything is different -.-
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The VQ35 Maxima and Altima guys have been running S-AFCs for years and are seeing 10-15whp gains. The only thing I don't like about the S-AFC is that you have to cut into the wiring harness.