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can a safc be used on a natural aspirated car ? i know thats its for forced induction but can it work like a vafc ?i know i should get a vafc but a friend is selling it cheap i have a 95 ex with alot of mods but na and im not going forced induction

 
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if your upgrading you fuel system it would be great
it;s still would be coo' wit stock injectors thou

 
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i dont know... good question.

 
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Why would you even post if you don't have any kind of information about his question??? Oh wait, you must be a post *****

Anyway, you can use afac or vafc regardless if your FI or NA....If you have alot of mods you should get some pretty good gains with proper tuning. 5-10whp at least..

 
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yeah, it can be used on any car i believe. It may not totally be needed if the car is stock, but it should be able to adjust air/fuel ratios on almost any car with safc

 
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so what can a vafc do that a safc cant do ? can a safc adjust vtec ? so i should buy the safc ? i dont wanna buy it and then cant do much for it cause i know its for turbo and i dont have turbo

 
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It's not just made for turbo cars...It can be used to to adjust the air/fuel mixture when you have modded up a car....The VAFC just adds the capibility to change the vtec engagment point, but has all the same functions as a regular SAFC....

 
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so the only difference is the ability to change vtec engagement point and thats it

 
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Yup

 
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you can't use vafc on cars that don't have vtec. SAFC should be used on all other cars but hondas, but it also works on hondas, but does not give you the ability to adjust the vtec point.

 
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thanks for that info, so am i gonna wanna adjust my vtec point ? because i have an mugen ecu with vtec at 4700 and redline at 10,000 rpm, can i used the safc and a little vtec controller together to adjust the point ?

 
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What??? SAFC works on hondas just as good as they do on any other car What exactly do you mean by this??? Robb

 
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sorry that might have come out wrong. I was trying to say that you can't use VAFC on other cars because they are made to adjust vtec points and thus you must use safc. SAFC works great on most if not all cars to adjust air/fuel ratios, but if you want to move vtec then you need vafc, but safc can be used on a honda/acura

 
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^^not all honda's have vtec....like mine!! so id use the safc

 
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how much does a safc go for ? new and used ?

 
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i never said they did and yes you would use safc.

 
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cheapest I have found it new is on ebay for $250, I would guess people would sell theirs for like $200 to $235 depending on how much they bought theirs for.