Thread: AFPR Vs Adjustable cam gears

cool, thanks for the input, i think im going to hold off on the flywheel and get my self a laptop instead, that way i dont have to have my friends come over all the time to use theirs lol.

i've got alot of reading to do

like i said before, im just looking to make it so the cars drivable an maybe learn a little something

i will save cash to take the car in for tuning, but first things first, i need the parts!

I agree with Ben, you will get much out of the cam gears. If you have a calum ecu, there is absolutely no need for the afpr. Changing the kvalue in your map does the exact same thing as the afpr, you can lean out or richen the entire map just like the afpr would do. Not that I would recommend that, it's not a smart way to tune.

You can also do plenty of road tuning to get the afr in order, no need to spend money on the dyno for that right away. Save some money

Edit: I didn't see a second page, Bill hit the nail on the head.

awesome, thanks alot guys. thats what im gonna do even gettin a laptop just for my car heh

When looking for a laptop I suggest getting one with a serial port to make things easier on you.

eBay is decent for cheap older laptops with serial ports.

I dunno... Just a thought.

yep yep, im only lookin to spend a few hundred bux on an Older laptop, its main use will be tuning the car an prolly some forum use lol


this is the one im lookin at, its only $200 from a company that refurbishes em..

Detailed specs of the laptop

* IBM Thinkpad R40 Fast Intel 1800MHz Processor with Windows XP Pro - Wi-Fi Wireless - DVD+CDRW
* Microsoft Windows XP Professional Installed.
* Internal Wireless Wi -Fi card (optional upgrade )
* Ms Office, word, excel, power point Pre-installed
* Fast Memory: 512 MB
* Large Size Hard Drive: 30.00Gb
* DVD-Rom to Watch Movie, Listen to Music with CD-ROM, Mp3
* Bluetooth Optional upgrade ($10.00)
* USB port to connect to digital camera.
* It comes with AC adaptor and its power cord to power on.
* Integrated 10/100 Ethernet network adaptor for DSL / Broadband internet connections.
* Integrated V.92 56K- Modem for dial-up connections.
* Integrated stereo sound system with built-in speakers and Microphone
* 2 PCMCIA slot for card type I / II.
* AC adapter + 3 Pin Power cord is included to power up laptop.
* It is preloaded with Windows XP..
* Laptop comes from corporate sector, has been tested to be in excellent working condition.
* Ports: 2 usb ports + PS/2 Port (Mouse / Keyboard), Serial Port (9 pin), Monitor Port (15 pin), Printer Port (25 pin) one USB port, Infrared sensor, Line (in/out) jacks.
* 14" XGA TFT Active Matrix Display. Resolution 1024 X 768 Touch Pad / track pointing.
* Listen to Music, Read data CD-ROM
* Connect to Digital Camera with USB port, Connect to Printer

Dell Latitude C610 is also a great buy for a older laptop.

That laptop looks perfect for the job.

ya thats was i was thinkin, i found another for a tad cheaper but it has a way smaller screen, slower cpu, less ram an no serial port.. or cdrom.. so i think ima pick this one up.. should have my taxes back by the 29th