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VAFC - Vtec Air Flow Converter
SAFC - Super Air Flow Converter

obviously a V is for vtec, vafc normally ppl used to set the activation of vtec in certain rpm range following on ur needs, or either mivec....but mivec hardly can do the proper tuning by using this device, becos of the difference in terms of wiring and sensors for their both..

and safc, its suitable for common fuel injection cars can fix but the ecu haftu be mmc batch instead of using local siemens ecu which produced began of yr 2001++ cars i guessed...so need not to worry if ur ride isnt tat batch :) ...lets simplified it...afc is functional for ur air-flow/fuel adjuster,its to tune or balance up the air/fuel ratio of ur car for more power after the several mods tat had done into the engine bay,no doubt the flows of ur engine will be screwed up or the improper amount of fuel supply...so this device is the way to go...hope it helps :)

<blockquote data-quote="zero2hundred" data-source="post: 2653851" data-attributes="member: 17304">VAFC - Vtec Air Flow ConverterSAFC - Super Air Flow Converterobviously a V is for vtec, vafc normally ppl used to set the activation of vtec in certain rpm range following on ur needs, or either mivec....but mivec hardly can do the proper tuning by using this device, becos of the difference in terms of wiring and sensors for their both..and safc, its suitable for common fuel injection cars can fix but the ecu haftu be mmc batch instead of using local siemens ecu which produced began of yr 2001++ cars i guessed...so need not to worry if ur ride isnt tat batch :) ...lets simplified it...afc is functional for ur air-flow/fuel adjuster,its to tune or balance up the air/fuel ratio of ur car for more power after the several mods tat had done into the engine bay,no doubt the flows of ur engine will be screwed up or the improper amount of fuel supply...so this device is the way to go...hope it helps :)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zero2hundred, post: 2653851, member: 17304"] VAFC - Vtec Air Flow Converter SAFC - Super Air Flow Converter obviously a V is for vtec, vafc normally ppl used to set the activation of vtec in certain rpm range following on ur needs, or either mivec....but mivec hardly can do the proper tuning by using this device, becos of the difference in terms of wiring and sensors for their both.. and safc, its suitable for common fuel injection cars can fix but the ecu haftu be mmc batch instead of using local siemens ecu which produced began of yr 2001++ cars i guessed...so need not to worry if ur ride isnt tat batch :) ...lets simplified it...afc is functional for ur air-flow/fuel adjuster,its to tune or balance up the air/fuel ratio of ur car for more power after the several mods tat had done into the engine bay,no doubt the flows of ur engine will be screwed up or the improper amount of fuel supply...so this device is the way to go...hope it helps :) [/QUOTE]

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