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    D16y8 with vafc

    Hey guys I tryed googling it but can't seem to find anything
    Would it be worth puting a vafc in my ej8 with a d16y8 I've got full exhaust intake headers how much of a difference would it make and I just wanna get it so I can adjust the vtec cheers

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    Vafc does more than just adjust vtec.

    It can adjust your fuel mixtures, by altering input signals to the ecu.

    Adjusting JUST vtec does nothing.
    Your ECU has a preset fuel map. If you put your vtec higher in the range youll still run the same fuel map. You wont make more power, possibly even lose power.

    If you get a vafc, might as well get it tuned.
    Im not sure of gains from a sohc vtec-e motor. But youll get around 2-3kw atw from it.

    I got +5kw on my dc2.

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    Yer I no what it does and also a vtec timer . Yer I'll be getting a proper tune and it's not a vtec - e motor LOL that's the other shitty one d16y8 is like the best one in d motors but nothing compaired to a dohc lol you recon it will be worth it?

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    worth it? nope
    get more results buying better tyres than getting a vafc+tune(using the term 'tune' loosely here since the vafc is so limited)
    at least you'll be able to feel the difference

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    you'd hardly notice any changes
    money would be better spent on handling upgrades
    WTB: EK oem JDM Visors

    I love J-Cups

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    It would at least make it drive smoother with little gains as stated above but probably not worth the money....but you can always sell the unit later anyways...

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    lol when I bought my eg5, it already had a V-AFC on it. I have no idea if it makes more power on my D16Y1, all i know is that sometimes when im idling, i hear this "pop pop pop"

    my friend said its giving me a rich fuel mix or something. atm its set on 5100rpm for vtec instead of 5400rpm. Other than that, thats all i know, dont wanna risk screwing any settings up.

    oh lol, it also gives you this 'bling' factor hahaha.

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    I get the "pop pop pop" too!

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    i get the pop pop pop without vafc lol...

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    just spend your money on some re001 or re050a lol
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    you shouldn't be adjusting the vtec, honda made it so you get the right amount of power and fuel economy, changing it will alter your timing, not good for your engine life. When i bought my ef8 crx, it had a vafc2 in it, vtec was set at 3500rpm, i drove it around for 2 weeks like that, i didn't know it was set at 3500rpm because i couldn't really hear a crossover, then i played around with it a bit and returned it to stock. 5750rpm. At the time i was only getting about 350-400kms for a full tank of fuel, better to spend your money on handling mods, much more rewarding.

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