Apexi neo info/jackson racing fmu
07-08-2011, 05:23 PM
#1
Apexi neo info/jackson racing fmu
Im about to Supercharge my TL n I was wondering if I can use a spare apexi neo I have to tune the car. I also have a jackson racing fmu that I used for my integra before I sold it that I was wondering if it would be better than the apexi neo.... im also planning to get a meth kit in the next two weeks...
07-09-2011, 02:14 AM
#5
lol
For The Loss
For The Mother F**king Win
the fic is great tool for forced induction applications and will work great with your supercharger as long the tuner you choose to tune your car knows how to wire the fic to tune closed loop
the JandR ecu is the total package. basically a full standalone computer that controls every aspect of the motor. Timing advance/retard and the ability to monitor knock are aspects of engine management that you will not find with any other aftermarket ecu available for the TL. These are extremely valuable features that will keep your motor running for a very long time.
I would know
For The Loss
For The Mother F**king Win
the fic is great tool for forced induction applications and will work great with your supercharger as long the tuner you choose to tune your car knows how to wire the fic to tune closed loop
the JandR ecu is the total package. basically a full standalone computer that controls every aspect of the motor. Timing advance/retard and the ability to monitor knock are aspects of engine management that you will not find with any other aftermarket ecu available for the TL. These are extremely valuable features that will keep your motor running for a very long time.
I would know
03-12-2012, 08:09 PM
#7
this has been discussed to no end. it wont work. . please dont keep this thread going.
remember your peaking at 5-6 psi at the most. there is no need for a boost controller.
run the FIC and if you have money jump on the JNR ecu
read the thread that was posted in here and u will see much info on the JNR
remember your peaking at 5-6 psi at the most. there is no need for a boost controller.
run the FIC and if you have money jump on the JNR ecu
read the thread that was posted in here and u will see much info on the JNR
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