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Wtb Apexi Safc Il/neo (Air Flow Converter)

Chris Shaw

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Hi,

I'm looking for an Apexi Air Flow Converter, to suit a R33 Skyline RB25DET.

I hear the SAFC II or NEO is what I should be looking for, correct me if I'm wrong though.

New or used, as long as it works and has the wiring to splice into the ECU.

Basically I'm looking for anything $300-400 or under that will allow me to adjust the AIR/FUEL ratio as my Skyline is running rich and has some flat spots in the engine between 3,000-4,000rpm and sometimes 5,000-6,000rpm. This will be a temp fix to obtain a road worthy until I can afford a replacement ECU.

I'm located in Melbourne S.E Suburbs. Send me a PM or email [email protected]

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Hey mate,

You won't pass a RWC (or a decent one) with an SAFC or any re-mappable ECU as it effects emissions.

Why does it need tuning for a RWC?

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Hi there,

I have chased down the problem to be a dodgy O2 sensor. The main problem is that the car runs rich, blows a lot of black smoke & drinks more fuel than should. Also for the road worthy it had surges/flat spots between 3,000-4,000rpm. Which were fixed with the new O2 sensor.

Basically I wanted it for a road worthy to remove the flat spots as I thought it would make the car drive a little more "normally" with the mods done to it, but as said, the O2 sensor did the trick.

I'm still chasing an Air Flow Controller, but I'm battling through the Road Worthy and an oil leak before I'll have the money to buy one. So thanks to everyone who PM'd me. I'll be in touch once I have everything sorted. :)

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