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Vafc question

ok i own a 91 civic dx now ive been readin that someone didn't get a p28 ecu an conversion harness just wired vtec up to this vafc crap or whatever it is anyone know anything about it?
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Old 02-27-2005, 01:01 PM
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Re: Vafc question

When people do Mini-me's or swap in sohc vtec motors alot of people go the cheap route of buying a vtec controller and just controlling vtec that way and running off a pm6 most of the time. I have done it and let me tell you it was very slow.

If you want a single cam vtec I would highly recommend saving alittle more and converting to OBDI and buying a P28 because it would run a whole hell of alot better than if it just ran off a vtec controller or switch.
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Re: Vafc question

i would just get toggle vtec =). Friend of mine has it and its awesome. That way you can not use it sto save gas and you can activate it at anytime.
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Re: Vafc question

you know ive been thinking about this and one reason i thought up was that because your pm6 ecu doesnt have the mapping for vtec when you put it on a switch the ecu doesnt give it the fuel required so it runs lean in vtec and you dont get the full power from it
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Re: Re: Vafc question

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i would just get toggle vtec =). Friend of mine has it and its awesome. That way you can not use it sto save gas and you can activate it at anytime.
awesome is not the word that your looking for.

More like cheap and runs worse than it should.
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Re: Vafc question

lol allright ill take ur word now wheres a good place an price to look for this shit?
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Re: Vafc question

Check on Honda-tech, you can usually pick up conversion harnesses for 110$ or so shipped and ecu's im not even sure how much P28's are going for these days.

Check on ebay also.
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Re: Re: Vafc question

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you know ive been thinking about this and one reason i thought up was that because your pm6 ecu doesnt have the mapping for vtec when you put it on a switch the ecu doesnt give it the fuel required so it runs lean in vtec and you dont get the full power from it
No with vafc you can make it so it corrects itself to add more fuel.... But yep exactly what he said. pm6=makes the swap not worth it!!!!

P28's usually go for about 100-150 bucks these days unless you get a deal somewhere else.
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Re: Vafc question

i wasnt talking about the vafc when i made that statement, it was about vtecs that are push button or switched or msd activated.

vafc can add fuel but you dont know how much fuel to add to make it perfect, thats the only problem
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i wasnt talking about the vafc when i made that statement, it was about vtecs that are push button or switched or msd activated.

vafc can add fuel but you dont know how much fuel to add to make it perfect, thats the only problem

oh sorry misunderstood what you said then. But your right on that too. The only way to tell is to get it dynoed and tune it with your A/f ratio...
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