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Old 01-23-2002, 08:04 AM
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Jackson Racing VPAC

Just want to know if the Jackson Racing VPAC is any good!?
I´d guess it won´t be worth to buy it for a stock engine, is that right?
Thanx.

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Just want to know if the Jackson Racing VPAC is any good!?
I´d guess it won´t be worth to buy it for a stock engine, is that right?
Thanx.
Nobody has heard anything about it?? Here´s the link: www.jacksonracing.com/pages/partsnew.html
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Old 01-24-2002, 01:02 PM
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i dont know about you but i wouldnt like the fact that my fuel corrections are left up to this mysterious little black box without it ever knowing whats added on to my engine. if your gonna get anything that adjusts the vtec point you might as well get the vafc, at least with that you know how much fuel is added here or how much is taken away from there. and the fact that you can adjust it. and also to mention you can set vtec engagement and disengagement which it looks liek the vpac doesnt do.

fritz posted this in the lude forum and its worth taking a look at

http://members.aol.com/ryoucold/prelude/apexi/apexi.htm
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Old 01-24-2002, 08:33 PM
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i dont know about you but i wouldnt like the fact that my fuel corrections are left up to this mysterious little black box without it ever knowing whats added on to my engine. if your gonna get anything that adjusts the vtec point you might as well get the vafc, at least with that you know how much fuel is added here or how much is taken away from there. and the fact that you can adjust it. and also to mention you can set vtec engagement and disengagement which it looks liek the vpac doesnt do.

fritz posted this in the lude forum and its worth taking a look at

http://members.aol.com/ryoucold/prelude/apexi/apexi.htm
That´s true, I know! I´m already discussing about it with fritz in the Lude forum! But like I´ve already said there over here is no shop who could adjust it properly for me. Germany doesn´t has got a huge import market. Most people here prefer german cars.
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