AFM Link Help
01-15-2006, 08:07 AM
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When you've finished playing with it, you can put it in my bin next to the one that I took off my car 
Just my opinion, but a complete waste of time (maybe 8 hours on a Dyno-Dynamics) with both myself and Chris Davies at weltmeister UK as well as countless hours of road tuning.
The GURU MAP2 / Link AFM was the biggest delay and worst part in developing my 951.
John Sims has one also in the UK on his modified 220BHP 951 and that has never been right either ...
HTH
Rick.
Just my opinion, but a complete waste of time (maybe 8 hours on a Dyno-Dynamics) with both myself and Chris Davies at weltmeister UK as well as countless hours of road tuning.
The GURU MAP2 / Link AFM was the biggest delay and worst part in developing my 951.
John Sims has one also in the UK on his modified 220BHP 951 and that has never been right either ...
HTH
Rick.
01-23-2006, 12:16 AM
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OK, thanks for the help…..
While I appreciate the Link info (and it looks like it could do a decent job) I (we) ended up switching to a Tec3 system. I was chatting with the president of Electromotive and the discussion turned to what other systems were out there, I mentioned this project and he offered a deal that couldn’t be refused on a trade in…..
Chris White
While I appreciate the Link info (and it looks like it could do a decent job) I (we) ended up switching to a Tec3 system. I was chatting with the president of Electromotive and the discussion turned to what other systems were out there, I mentioned this project and he offered a deal that couldn’t be refused on a trade in…..
Chris White
