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Old 04-18-2006, 06:15 PM
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Post DSMLINK vs. APEXi Super AFC II

Does the DSMLINK do the exact same thing that the APEXi SUPER AFC II does? So I should only have the DSMLINK and not the AFC II?

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WHATS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO?
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Re: DSMLINK vs. APEXi Super AFC II

Dsmlink does things differently than the afc, it actually changes the values the afc only trick the ecu into thinking there is more/less air coming in. Having both is redundant, get rid of the afc.
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Re: DSMLINK vs. APEXi Super AFC II

afc allows you to run injectors up to ~680cc dsmlink you can run 1600cc injectors. Dsm link is far superior
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Re: DSMLINK vs. APEXi Super AFC II

DSMlink has a logger built in and theres many more feature to use. DSMlink > SAFC.
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Re: DSMLINK vs. APEXi Super AFC II

www.dsmlink.com

DSMLink works with and changes the computer settings...

AFC lies to the computer...
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Re: DSMLINK vs. APEXi Super AFC II

DSMlink owns.
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