Apexi VAFC controller.

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Apexi VAFC controller.

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Hey guys i was thinking about getting a MIVEC controller, but i havent really seen that many, the closest and most stylish one i've seen is the APEXi VAFC, but the question is..... because its build for VTEC YO!!!!! engines, could this still be used on MIVEC engines? and will all the features of the electronic device still work?

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it will work... mivec and VTEC YO!!!!! are the same principles...
but i dont see why changing the mivec point will give u better power?
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hmmm thats true buddy :lol: but still it would be nice to manage your air flow aswell? i dont know lol im such a noob :lol:
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VAFC's are just bling in FTO's.. Get yourself a piggy back ECU. Much more functionality at a fraction more of the price.
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yeah its a bit of gheyness if u ask me...

get an SAFC if your going to get something...not much more really..this may actually give u some gains..
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but keep in mind that tuning and installation will end up costing more than the unit itself
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