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What do you think I should expect to pay to get an Apexi S-AFC installed and dyno tuned (sydney prices)?

Is it easy/worth installing myself and then taking it to get tuned? If so, if I install it with the stock settings will it affect the car badly (will i still be able to drive to work in other words) until i get it tuned?

cheers.

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it easy az to install yourself download the manual from apexi.com .Make sure u set the hi/lo maps at 0% and it drive's like stock,no change to the ecu.Most dyno place's charge $100 an hour then $50 every hr after that.Wont take more than 30mins to dyno but $100 is min charge.

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thanx BoOsT_JuNkY... I'm still not sure about installing it, I'm not hopeless when it comes to cars but most of my experience is in car stereo installation, not much to do with engines at all (unless they're rotary!). How long do you think it will take to install the s-afc (wiring, soldering, etc) and do you have to run wires to the computer or to somewhere else?

Can anyone recommend a place in sydney to get the s-afc installed? Preferably somewhere that has done an r33 with a s-afc before.

Cheers.

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Hey mate, i might be selling an SAFC II soon as im upgrading management.

Im in sydney, if you want it ill install it for you at my place, or show you how if you like - its really easy.

at procar dyno in Cromer it will cost you $80 to have it tuned.

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