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Old Dec 31st, 2003, 02:16 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Ahahha, I think thats a good name for them! I had a friend with a 240 and had one in it. He tried to make some adjustments to it and screwed it all up. Granted he doesn't know what hes doing, but with some knowledge I am sure they 'might' work just fine. I would buy the new NX maximizer kit. You won't need a JWT ecu(would be nice to have though) or S-afc its controlled by a PDA (not supplied), and you can make any adjustments right from your driver seat. Its right under the fast and fugly kit. http://www.nitrousexpress.com/welcome.htm. If I wasn't thinking about boost, and if the n2o was cheaper here ($5.50/lb ), I would get a progressive unit.

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Walbro fuel pump, nismo FPR or just a adjustable aem or something, MSD ign. upgrade (which one?), and MSD timming control., and ofcourse a custom kit with bottle, lines, heater, mounting bracket, all hareware.....Or whatever you guys might be better and for the best approach to safely do this.
Walbro fuel pump, FPR of some sort a must. MSD ign.- 6A or 6AL (6AL you can set a holeshot revlimit, and an over rev limit for safety), MSD timing control- if you decide not to get the NX maximizer kit, Custom kit- might be a headache putting it all together. Basicly I am saying to do it safely just buy the maximizer kit. Just my opinion though. Whatever you decide to do, keep us posted, I am very interested to see your results!
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Old Dec 31st, 2003, 04:11 PM   #17 (permalink)
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I really apreciate your response and I possbily would like to talk to you more on my set up. If you have AOL IM contact me if I'm online at IMPTEK TVIS.

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I really apreciate your response and I possbily would like to talk to you more on my set up. If you have AOL IM contact me if I'm online at IMPTEK TVIS.

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Here is the reasoning behind my post.

1. 90% of all people that use an SAFC do not use it/program it correctly. Not that it can't be done/useful, but when you are trying to make it run a car with different injectors and the like there is NO room for error.

2. With that big of a setup you will need larger injectors and a different MAF. How can you make the SAFC run the MAF? I say you will need a larger MAF because the stocker maxes out at 160ish WHP. The 240 maxes out at about 230-240.

3. Lastly if you want to tune it proplery you will need quite a bit of dyno time and a wideband. Unless you have a "friend" with one, you will pay dearly for this time.

With that said the amount of time and $$$ spent on the SAFC and tuning it propelry you coul dhvae gotten the JWT ECU and been done with it.


I am NOT saying it can't be done, I am offering my opinion in that depending on your budget and resources the JWT ecu is cheaper in the long run.
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