SAFCII or GREDDY EMANAGE
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SAFCII or GREDDY EMANAGE
HI quick question. Would these piggy back types of devices work on manipulating the ECU just like the SRT ECU will with the intake?
So would using either the SAFCII or EMANAGE and an intake (K&N) produce the same "gains" as the SRT intake/ECU?
please educate me ..
So would using either the SAFCII or EMANAGE and an intake (K&N) produce the same "gains" as the SRT intake/ECU?
please educate me ..
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The E-Manage will not work with the V8 if you want to use the ful capability of it. THe S-AFC II is probably a better choice for the GS400. It is what I'm using. Very important since the car is tuned right to the edge and any modifications may cause knocking due to leaner mixture. If I take even 1 unit of fuel out on my stock GS400 it knocks badly. I have a Fujitsubo exhaust, test pipes and an intake with Blitz SUS filter waiting to go on but need to have time to tune it all back to spec in terms of fuel.
#4
Lexus Test Driver
Originally posted by TTurboPimp
Guru, Do you already have the SAFCII on your car in use, or are you planning on getting it? If you already have it, have you had any issues with it working on the GS? Im about to go that route, I was just hoping that it would work good on the GS.
Guru, Do you already have the SAFCII on your car in use, or are you planning on getting it? If you already have it, have you had any issues with it working on the GS? Im about to go that route, I was just hoping that it would work good on the GS.
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I was going to PM you and tell you I could give you some feedback in a few days. I dropped mine off today..it will be dynoed and tuned(attempted anyhow) before it rolls out the door. My shop seems to think it should work fine, its just a matter of knowing the schematics to wire it in. I geuss we will both know soon!
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Yep, I'll get my AFC later in the week. Maybe install it over the weekend or next week and then dyno tune it....right now it's fun but I hate the CEL light being on.
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Originally posted by broke_gs
I have the SAFC in my car and it works fine. I don't think the shop had any difficulties in hooking it up.
I have the SAFC in my car and it works fine. I don't think the shop had any difficulties in hooking it up.
#10
I have the SAFC, not the II. There were no problems with installing or programming it. The boost controller is a little different though. There was no prefab harness so they had to do the wiring themselves. When the timer shuts off the engine, i think the car still believes the key is in the car because the steering wheel doesn't retract automatically. the lights also don't turn off automatically. But if I shut off the timer and turn the car off regularly, everything works fine. I don't know how to fix that. Everything else works fine so i don't want to mess with it too much and mess up something that is important.
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oh yeah, i forgot to tell you. it fits perfectly in the ash try slot. you have to remove the ash tray and cut out the opening. you lose the lighter, but it's well worth it. then you can just close the ash tray and not even see it. i'll try to have pics in a couple of days since my gf has my camera.
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No issues with it at all. In fact I posted the wiring diagram for the GS400. Make sure to set the cylinders for 4 not 8 is all. Tune carefullly. Remember the car is PERFECTLY tuned from the factory so just take your AF measurements and follow that ratio all the way across. I think it was around 13:1 but I have to go back and load up the charts on my dyno to make sure. If your car is modified already keep an ear out for detonation. If modified you'll probably add some fuel in the midrange and take a bit out at the very top.