Apexi Neo
#1
Apexi Neo
I am currently looking into getting a AFC for my DIY turbo kit. I have come across the NEO, and I've heard that it also is a turbo timer, but havent been able to find proof of that. Does anybody know if this is true or not?
#3
RE: Apexi Neo
my local tuner said that I can go hondata or get a AFC. Since I will be doing a swap in a year or so, I just want to stay with an AFC. I have a 97 ex d16y8, and since its OBD2 i figured it would be easier and cost efficient with an AFC.
#5
RE: Apexi Neo
yea, well I boosting my d because i am impatient with getting more hp while im building my b series. Plus, this is kind of a trial and error type thing, where I'll have more experience with turbos when building my engine so I'll know what to build for ya know. Im going with a DIY kit which I believe is always better then the kits that arent made for your setup, just a generic kit. so after that long a$$ explaination......impatience and experience.
#6
RE: Apexi Neo
Oh I almost forgot. I am trying to build an OBD0 motor to swap into an OBD2 car and didnt know what ECU and harness I'd have to have anyway so I was steering clear of the whole electrical aspect. If I was to buy a chipped OBD1 ECU, and harness, which should I go with? Plus, would I still have to get it dynoed and tuned with the chipped ECU?
#8
RE: Apexi Neo
where to you recommend getting a p28? I dont know what I'm looking at when it comes to ECUs so I dont want to get a crap one from ebay or other half a$$ site ya know. Does the tuner have to tune with crome or is that just the best/most common with chipped ECUs?