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06-25-2007, 11:32 PM
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installing AN aFC unit
hi i have a 96 eclipse gs-t
i have stock 450cc injectors and i just went out and bought 650cc injectors plus an Afc unit to manage fuel for the injectors I know how to intstall the injectors but how do you install the afc unit any help would be appreciated. thank you plus do you need to buy a better fuel pump if your running after market injectors thank you. 
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06-26-2007, 12:57 AM
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Re: installing AN aFC unit
Go to www.vfaq.com > electrical > there are 3 different AFC install links for the 2G. The first two are your best bet. The 2g ECU pin out diagram towards the top can be useful as well for verification of each pins function.
You don't need an aftermarket pump simply because the injectors were upgraded, but you'll need one if the current pump can't support the current setup. There is a recent thread that covers the airflow level that different size injectors and pumps can support. Check that against the airflow of whatever turbo you are using to determine whether or not you need a pump, and if so, how big.
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