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OK, this is kinda the BUZZ product right now and since I'm making a lot of posts on it I'm makin this as the tell all power FC thread.

I have a GTS so I will only comment on the gts version.

I will post all the vids in this thread and explanations.

Keep in mind I did not create a lot of this information.

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Mods can we make this a sticky?



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http://www.ksbservices.com/powerfc/8600shift.wmv

15 - 100 mph shifting at 8600 except in 1st cause I didnt wanna worry about torque steer since I was holding the cam and driving.

15 - 100 in 11 seconds with Intake, no muffler, power fc

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It's $950 if you buy the power fc from groupbuy4celica

MWR's maps are like $50

if you want to do like we do and change maps you will need the data logit software and cables from MWR for around $339

to retune those mwr maps specifically to your car figure $500

MWR = www.monkeywrenchracing.com [monkeywrenchracing.com]

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we made these vids to show the differences in power between the cars and to test the new tuning we did...


run #1 -
We took the base tuning maps from mwr stuck them on my power FC and took the new map we made and ran the 2 cars with a passenger in each car bout wieghing around 215 lbs so weight was even. you can see I pull on the shifting but the red car is still able to win even with a shifting disadvantage. we end around 120 mph.

www.ksbservices.com/powerfc/smaaymapvsmwrmap.wmv [ksbservices.com]

Run #2 -

Just for fun we used the better map and ran the other celica that has I/E and a 50 shot. This race was a little more uneven and just for fun. The nitrous celica had no interior in the rear and passenger seat out. I had a 215 lb passenger + the seat and a whole hatch full of stuff we brought for the trip up there. SO I had the weight AND HP disadvantage. we hit around 110 mph.

www.ksbservices.com/powerfc/pfcvs50shot.wmv [ksbservices.com]

these vids were done at 4,000 ft elevation. all vids were taken from inside my car.


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Courtesy of lost angel ...

Yep, it does alot, and does seem easy too install:
The Power FC proudly stands as A'PEX's answer to the constraints and limitations associated with most piggy-back style fuel controllers. The Power FC is a complete, stand alone, total engine management system capable of handling virtually anything thrown in its path. From multiple point fuel and ignition control to VTEC engagement (Honda applications) and boost settings, the Power FC is capable of accommodating even the most demanding Performance enthusiasts.

The Power FC replaces the factory ECU and controls all engine parameters.(Off road use only, no OBD-II) Installation is as easy as replacing the factory ECU. The factory engine harness does not need to be replaced and all critical accessories such as air conditioning continue to function. By using the optional FC COMMANDER, the user can adjust and modify a wide range of settings. By changing various parameters and data, the Power FC will adapt to any of your Performance needs. Since there is no need to upgrade ROM chips or trade in ECU's, the factory ECU can be kept by the original user.

The Power FC operates off of three Main Menus. These menus are : Monitor, Setting, and ETC.
In Monitor Mode, the Commander can display up to 10 parameters of data in real time. Monitor Mode can display:
Engine RPM
Ignition Timing
Vehicle Speed
Air Flow Voltage (Pressure Sensor Voltage)
Injector Duty Cycle
Boost
Knocking Level
Battery Voltage
Intake Air Temp
Water Temp
In addition, there are 4 display patterns allowing 1-8 parameters to be shown on screen at once. The data displays in numerical real time values with the option of a real time 10 second graph display. Peak Hold values and Display Hold functions only require the touch of a button. The Map Trace Mode allows Ghost Map Tracing of the Fuel Correction and Ignition Timing maps. This allows the user to visually see what point of the map is being used in real time. The Ghost Map Trace function leaves markers on the used portions of the map for easy reference.
Setting Mode allows full access to the 20x20 ignition timing and fuel correction maps. The user can adjust any portion of this map in 5x5 sections. Air flow correction values can be entered for vehicles upgrading air flow meters. Injector pulse correction menu is used when upgrading injectors on the engine. The Acceleration Enrichment Correction function improves response under hard and sudden acceleration. The Cranking Fuel Injection menu corrects the amount of fuel when the engine is being cranked, or when the water temperature is cold. A separate Water Temp menu allows fuel correction according to water temperature. The RPM menu allows rev limiter settings and idle RPM levels. Access menus also vary according to specialty engines. Rotary engine Power FC's accommodate leading and trailing ignition maps. Honda engines Power FC's allow for VTEC control. Complete boost control is possible by using the optional Boost Control Kit (Not necessary for vehicles that come factory Turbocharged.). Changing data is easy: just access the desired point on the map or data, and push the FC COMMANDER keys in the appropriate direction.
The Power FC also comes preprogrammed with several base maps. (Currently with Japan Domestic Market Vehicle Maps. Minor initial tuning may be required.) This makes the initial tuning process much quicker. As with all other fuel controllers, the POWER FC should be tuned on a dynomometer by a trained professional. A high grade air/ fuel ratio monitor is also recommended during tuning to ensure best results.

Available Immediately!!!!!!

And heres MWR's Map for the chip:
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here are actual graphs taken same day on my car and illusives car...

he was running way rich due to the str8 pipe so I dynoed higher.

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Here is my car alone...

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Run #1 was 4th gear stock ECU
Run #2 was Power fc (no fan) 3rd gear
run 3 was power FC (fan) 4th gear

^^^ the maps we used were the base MWR maps.

the vids I posted on top is using our new homade maps (made by smaay) he took the base MWR map and modified it to be more aggressive.


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Can anyone attest to what this will put out on a GT? Also , what are the main differences between the ApexI FC and the Greddy controller that MWR sells? Are there any disadvantages to the power FC ? and do you need the little controller box with the screen ?


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The power FC CAN work with the GT but I have no info on that.

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I will have track time results after saturday of what the power fc and our map can do in the 1/4 mile.


so now if you have questions ask here so we can avoid the 50 million power FC threads. Thanx!



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Originally Posted by VeilCeli
Can anyone attest to what this will put out on a GT? Also , what are the main differences between the ApexI FC and the Greddy controller that MWR sells? Are there any disadvantages to the power FC ? and do you need the little controller box with the screen ?

thats the power FC commander. if you plan on using the base map only then no you do not need the commander or the datalogit.

I do not have info on the greddy but I can tell you I bought the power FC with no regrets.

groupbuy4celica has the power FC cheaper then MWR wink


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question...


are you able to change timing with the PFC?


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Originally Posted by spaztikid
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are you able to change timing with the PFC?

there is full controll over timing, dwell, fuel, injectors, part throttle, idle, vvt, vvtl, (even boost),hot/cold correction, dummy lights(check engine,knock,max inj duty..ect)

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it is expensive though. i mean 950 for the tool, 500 to repreogram. 50$ to buy a map. so if you have Intake, and if you have Intake exhaust and header, it is better to use a map that is set up for that to give you more gains? and does MWR have good maps or can best ones be done by someone?

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Originally Posted by stefanoc
it is expensive though. i mean 950 for the tool, 500 to repreogram. 50$ to buy a map. so if you have Intake, and if you have Intake exhaust and header, it is better to use a map that is set up for that to give you more gains? and does MWR have good maps or can best ones be done by someone?

the numbers lucky put up are like worst case senario for tuning.

If someone knows what they are doing it shouldn't take more than an hour to get the a/f ratio / timing changed to make more power from the base MWR maps.

I'll end up paying about 50-65hr for dyno time, and I'm planning on doing 2 hours, so i can play with the vvt and try to make power with that also.

total cost for me will be just over 1K for nearly 10peak hp, and 15-20whp in the midrange + 8600 limiter.

in all honestly its the next best mod after a cai, for the gts, imho


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the gains sound nice, and yea sounds like the best mod to me. but you really need to dyno it everytime you wana edit the mapping? and lets say you edited ur own map for AEM CAI, DC headers, TRD exhaust. can someone get a full benefit from the same mapping you have if they have the same mods or does it differ from each car? and you said that you need to buy something to edit ur mapping? doesnt that come with the ecu already or you have to buy it separately? sorry not familiar with anything like this and dont know shit about dynos and much about cars specs, but i do know how to read a dyno rolleyes

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well look at what we did. we took the base map from MWR which IMO is VERY good for what it is a "base" map. meaning something to start from. we made a new map and swapped that map in and out of other cars with similar butt dyno results. However every car is different so if you are ok with the bare minimum then yeah you just trade maps and be done with it.

If you want to do it right youshould take the best map, dyno it with your car and then tune it as it needs for your specific car.

and yeah like I said those dynos I posted were the base maps with no extra tuning done. and as you can see on the comparsion 2 similarly modded cars dynoed very different. also we dynoed diff then the mwr car cause they had the injen CAI. we use AEM.


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Originally Posted by Lucky_317
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Thanks for the props!

I'm really happy that you are sharing all information you have personally got from using the PFC. It makes it a lot easier for people too think 'wow, theres actually someone we know that has it.' You post great videos, along with detailed information on what your going through. thumbsup

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still no sticky??? I gets no kinda lovin round here. lol


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This info is GREAT!!! I am weak in the computer part of this stuff, but am really interested in getting a grip on it.

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i think the best thing about it is the increase in torque in low rpms.

also, for 10 extra whp total, $1000 is about on average with most bolt-ons...so the hp-to-$ ratio isn't really that bad. thumbsup

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okaaaaaaaaaaay. Let's see if anyone can help me...
My friend had a WRX that was totalled. He had a apexi fc that is laying around his room.
I dunno if it is the same, but he told me he thinks it goes for about 250$ (he bought the wrx used, and it came on it).
Is he extremely mistaken with the price? could it be a diff thing? Could that one be modified to fit my gts ( is it universal?) ?

Thank you. I'm rick james, bitch.

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^^ no it wont work they make them to fit in the stock ecu harness so no ou cant even modify it. besides the fact that its programmed different.
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also saying it only got 10 whp is not doing it justice. raised limiter, fully retunable, 20 - 30 whp in the midrange, 15 - 20 wheel torque in the midrange, launching in lift...

that was withthe base maps. lol I bet we gained quite a bit over that. wink



also FYI I ran a 13.740 @ 101.13 with a bad 60' smile so yes I'd say its a worth while mod.


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Originally Posted by Lucky_317
^^ no it wont work they make them to fit in the stock ecu harness so no ou cant even modify it. besides the fact that its programmed different.
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also saying it only got 10 whp is not doing it justice. raised limiter, fully retunable, 20 - 30 whp in the midrange, 15 - 20 wheel torque in the midrange, launching in lift...

that was withthe base maps. lol I bet we gained quite a bit over that. wink



also FYI I ran a 13.740 @ 101.13 with a bad 60' smile so yes I'd say its a worth while mod.

i hope you didnt take what i said as 'only' 10 whp. i think it's an awesome addition and thats how i meant to portray it.

and congrats on the 13.7...THAT is one heck of a feat. thumbsup

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I was told by a friend of mine that the original ECU is able to calibrate automatically for Barometric pressure differences, changes in humidity, and all other sort of variables that one may encounter during everyday driving.

Does the Power FC have this capability as well?

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the power fc can adjust to temperature.


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great info, i have seen most of it though, tks for gathering it all up...

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Originally Posted by cRodz
okaaaaaaaaaaay. Let's see if anyone can help me...
My friend had a WRX that was totalled. He had a apexi fc that is laying around his room.
I dunno if it is the same, but he told me he thinks it goes for about 250$ (he bought the wrx used, and it came on it).
Is he extremely mistaken with the price? could it be a diff thing? Could that one be modified to fit my gts ( is it universal?) ?

Thank you. I'm rick james, bitch.

Anyone???? cry cry

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Originally Posted by cRodz
Originally Posted by cRodz
okaaaaaaaaaaay. Let's see if anyone can help me...
My friend had a WRX that was totalled. He had a apexi fc that is laying around his room.
I dunno if it is the same, but he told me he thinks it goes for about 250$ (he bought the wrx used, and it came on it).
Is he extremely mistaken with the price? could it be a diff thing? Could that one be modified to fit my gts ( is it universal?) ?

Thank you. I'm rick james, bitch.

Anyone???? cry cry

lucky has already answered your question. scroll up a bit thumbsup

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Originally Posted by sPeEd4tHeNeEd
Originally Posted by cRodz
Originally Posted by cRodz
okaaaaaaaaaaay. Let's see if anyone can help me...
My friend had a WRX that was totalled. He had a apexi fc that is laying around his room.
I dunno if it is the same, but he told me he thinks it goes for about 250$ (he bought the wrx used, and it came on it).
Is he extremely mistaken with the price? could it be a diff thing? Could that one be modified to fit my gts ( is it universal?) ?

Thank you. I'm rick james, bitch.

Anyone???? cry cry

lucky has already answered your question. scroll up a bit thumbsup

oh... rofl...yeah i knew he had... (BS):P
thanks!
Soooooo I can... Then I have to get it retuned...
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Do I have to send it somewhere to get it retuned?
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^^ NO, you can't.

you can have MWR tune it with base maps and then you'll have to look around your area for an apexi tuning shop. you can fina a list on their website.

or you can wait and buy a pretuned one and not bother retuning it.

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Whoa...13.7 dam!!! okay im very lost on information on the power fc...I have a 2002 celica and my redline is 7800...whats the redline for the other celica's? also they say that the 2002 celica model has a redline so it cant pass 7800...with the power fc can it still be made to redline at 7600? So if I wanted to purchase the power FC will I have to set it up myself or do I just call monkeywrench racing and will they do it for me?? if both ways...which way is better...letting them do it or doing it myself? whats the price?


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Originally Posted by 808CeLiCa
Whoa...13.7 dam!!! okay im very lost on information on the power fc...I have a 2002 celica and my redline is 7800...whats the redline for the other celica's? also they say that the 2002 celica model has a redline so it cant pass 7800...with the power fc can it still be made to redline at 7600? So if I wanted to purchase the power FC will I have to set it up myself or do I just call monkeywrench racing and will they do it for me?? if both ways...which way is better...letting them do it or doing it myself? whats the price?

if you want to hold off a bit, we are concidering selling our maps preloaded on the pfc through groupbuy4celica (karnage motorsports)

and they work with the 02 celicas, no need to swap the knock sensor, just drop the pfc right in and your good to go with 8600 rpm redline smile


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I've got MWR's I/E PFC installed on my 2k2 GTS. So I can provide some insight as well. Right now I wanna know if anyone has the commander and what they use it for? I would like something that I can use to moniter stats.


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^^ you'll want the datalogit then. way more functional then the commander.

also if you only have the mwr map and havent had it retuned yet then you are missing out on all the fun. lol in lift you'll still have stock power. and for some reason be a little slow in 4th gear.


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So when will it be available? how much will it be? So the PFC will be tuned for my car? or do I need to tell you what I have installed on my car? also why would i want the datalogit? what the difference with that and the commander?? so why do have to bring it back to mwr? why does it not have power on lift and 4th gear? is it only for 02 celica?

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^^ whoa. lol

We are putting generic tuning on them that will work on all of the celicas. it's always best to have a shop fine tune it to your car since all cars are not the same.

the datalogit allows you to store different maps for different things like if you want a track map and a street map. you cant do that with the commander.



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What kind of affect does this have on the engine components?


Raising the redline from 7800 to 8600 is quite a raise. Will this decrease the life of my celi?


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What kind of affect does this have on the engine components?


Raising the redline from 7800 to 8600 is quite a raise. Will this decrease the life of my celi?

i was woundring that to

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anytime you add Performance parts to your car you risk the longevity of your motor. if you are worried about that then dont do it wink I like mine at 8600 so thats where I put it. If you feel safer with 7800 then by all means leave it.

also keep in mind its not a difference in strength of the motor that makes the 2002 different from a 2000 wink stock on an 00 is 8400 I don't think the extra 200 is gonna put that much additional strain. but you should stick with what ever makes you feel safe.


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So, my redline is 8400? Or thats my cutoff?



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fuel cut in 2000 - 2001 & 2003 models is 8400.


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I would so buy a power FC but i have an extended warranty that runs for 24000 more miles and that would void it...i see the power gains, any other reccomendations for me part wise (there's 7 or 8 cellys at my college and im tryin to sleep them all with the best of the best parts)

i was thinking a fidanza flywheel
i don't know about the exhaust yet i need help
a new msi ignition coil

plus im runnin 50k miles i need a tune up... if you have anything you could tell me to get me to not buy the wrong parts then it would be much appreciated...


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Originally Posted by 01gts_hedstash
I would so buy a power FC but i have an extended warranty that runs for 24000 more miles and that would void it...i see the power gains, any other reccomendations for me part wise (there's 7 or 8 cellys at my college and im tryin to sleep them all with the best of the best parts)

i was thinking a fidanza flywheel
i don't know about the exhaust yet i need help
a new msi ignition coil

plus im runnin 50k miles i need a tune up... if you have anything you could tell me to get me to not buy the wrong parts then it would be much appreciated...


vvtL-i till i die

you do realize it takes less than 2 min to change the power fc to normal ecu, and its undetectable that you removed/installed your stock one for the power fc for any warranty work right??


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does it work on auto?
i don't see why not if you have mapping for autos...

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Originally Posted by Jae
does it work on auto?
i don't see why not if you have mapping for autos...

stock ecu controlls the automatic, power fc does not have that functionality, it wasn't built for an auto.


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I'll probably wait till I pay my car off.

Or untill I get Intake/headers/exhaust so i get get it premapped with those settings.

No one around here does tuning that I know of, and I sure as hell dont have the skills.


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but doesn't the blitz s/c kit comes with apexi power fc?
and they both have auto and manual

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okay here is a question i thought of that i don't think wasa asked.

with teh pfc when teh rev limtier kicks in is it a fuel cut like wiht the stock ecu or is it a spark cut.

i know the stock rev limit was set by the ecu so i assume that with the pfc you shoudl eb able to change it.

i would really like to know because i would feel safer knowign it was a spark cut and not fuel cut.


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As for an exhaust, I would recommend either the TRD or the Veilside exhaust. Both have the most fluid torque reading throughout the rpm's. And as for peak hp, take it as you may, they are both at the top. Veilside is significantly lighter in weight. I don't know how the Veilside sounds though, I do know that the TRD has a low, controlled sound. The TRD does NOT sound ricey at all.

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Originally Posted by Krayze
okay here is a question i thought of that i don't think wasa asked.

with teh pfc when teh rev limtier kicks in is it a fuel cut like wiht the stock ecu or is it a spark cut.

i know the stock rev limit was set by the ecu so i assume that with the pfc you shoudl eb able to change it.

i would really like to know because i would feel safer knowign it was a spark cut and not fuel cut.

limiter is a fuel cut


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Originally Posted by coronaman247
As for an exhaust, I would recommend either the TRD or the Veilside exhaust. Both have the most fluid torque reading throughout the rpm's. And as for peak hp, take it as you may, they are both at the top. Veilside is significantly lighter in weight. I don't know how the Veilside sounds though, I do know that the TRD has a low, controlled sound. The TRD does NOT sound ricey at all.

no muffler has the same gains as the trd exhaust and weighs less then ANY exhaust system smile lol


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is there away you can change it from fuel cut to spark cut?

i mean it is a new ecu adn you are supposed to bea ble to change the parameters was just curious cause i hat ehavign a fuel cut makes it go lean.


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Originally Posted by Krayze
is there away you can change it from fuel cut to spark cut?

i mean it is a new ecu adn you are supposed to bea ble to change the parameters was just curious cause i hat ehavign a fuel cut makes it go lean.

if i read the manual correctly theres no way to adjust that.


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isnt stock a fuel cut also?


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yes stock is a fuel cut but i thought it was in teh ecu. and since you replaced it you could use a safer spark cut for the rev limiter.

apparently i was misstaken


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wbere can i buy the APEXI power FC

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pm groupbuy4celica

he has a group buy going on for a pretuned power fc. it's on the other site but he has 1 spot open for the group buy still. thats gonna be your best bet.


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Um, what about Celi's with 75,000+ miles? I want to bump up the power, but don't know if this lil Yamaha motor can take it at this age. Thoughts?

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hasnt been asked yet, so does it work on the 2004 DBW?

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the pretoned power fc, everything is set up and just plug in?

And is there any other tune up to be all motor?




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<-----bought my car last june, 30,000 miles on it

here it is may 4 and I have 71,000 miles on it.

I'd have to say the engine can take ore abuse then people think wink I would know. lol but I do take good care of my car maintenance wise.


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to my knowledge it doesnt work on an 04.


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It's advertised as fitting the 00-02 Celica GTS. Does any know if it works with the 2004 model?

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Originally Posted by Markus
It's advertised as fitting the 00-02 Celica GTS. Does any know if it works with the 2004 model?

please read the thread before posting questions like this, it has been answered many times, for instance scroll up 4 posts smile


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I'm from europe and since we guys in europe work with this very handy KM/H system wink I was wondering if the Apexi also could display Km/H insted of M/H .. Then I'm definately interested smile (and sure the gains are the same but just wondering bout the displaying wink )

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Originally Posted by SaddY
I'm from europe and since we guys in europe work with this very handy KM/H system wink I was wondering if the Apexi also could display Km/H insted of M/H .. Then I'm definately interested smile (and sure the gains are the same but just wondering bout the displaying wink )

from your post I can tell you dont have much of an idea what the power fc is.

this replaces your stock ECU. meaning once it's in you never see it. thumbsup


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Well Thats what I knew but isn't it a different one used in US as in Europe ?

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Originally Posted by SaddY
Well Thats what I knew but isn't it a different one used in US as in Europe ?

I dunno never seen a UK model. lol it will only not fit if the UK version uses a differnt wiring harness to the ecu. kph vs mph doesnt matter.


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K that's just what I wanted to kno smile thx smile thinking bout getting one smile

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^^ can you post a pic of your engine / the harness?


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sweet et's at the track, way to represent.

My best 1/8 mile is 9.45 @ 76.9 mph w/ a pretty bad... 2.28 60ft time. (street tires, full interior)

That mod is exactly what I need.

I have an 02 GTS w/ the 8400rpm mod. You guys know by now 00 computer and knock sensor.

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Originally Posted by redracer
sweet et's at the track, way to represent.

My best 1/8 mile is 9.45 @ 76.9 mph w/ a pretty bad... 2.28 60ft time. (street tires, full interior)

That mod is exactly what I need.

I have an 02 GTS w/ the 8400rpm mod. You guys know by now 00 computer and knock sensor.

PM groupbuy4celica or check the group buy forum cause he's got the best price/tuning package available! thats where I got mine.


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can the power fc control wen lift hits?

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yes but theres no benefit to moving it lower then 6K you wil lose too much power


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i have a 2000 gts w/ an injen Intake, dc headers and a tanabe racing medalion exhaust system w/ random tech. high flow cat. would the best way to go be to buy the mwr pre-tuned and take to be re-tuned or should i wait until you put out your pre-tuned pfc. and how would a pfc work with a custom Turbo if i decided to install one.

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Originally Posted by supedcelica
i have a 2000 gts w/ an injen Intake, dc headers and a tanabe racing medalion exhaust system w/ random tech. high flow cat. would the best way to go be to buy the mwr pre-tuned and take to be re-tuned or should i wait until you put out your pre-tuned pfc. and how would a pfc work with a custom Turbo if i decided to install one.

how could you have the dc header if it isnt made yet???


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As far as SF CA, the DC header for GT and GTS is availible w/ next day shipping thumbsup


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Originally Posted by Tru_gts
As far as SF CA, the DC header for GT and GTS is availible w/ next day shipping thumbsup

you sure about that wave


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Does DC have future plans on making a ss header for our cars like they did with the rsx?


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Originally Posted by Tru_gts
Does DC have future plans on making a ss header for our cars like they did with the rsx?

cant, our cat doesnt unbolt like the rsx does smile


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Lucky, all you got is the CAI and power FC and you run 13.74? btw how much does the power FC run? like $900?

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can you tune the fc so that you can run on low octane regular fuel with your gts...

and is there anything that would help to make speed readings proper on cars with larger then spec rims and rubber

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^^ yes, but it wouldnt be good for your car.


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Originally Posted by Double_Ohh_GTS
and is there anything that would help to make speed readings proper on cars with larger then spec rims and rubber

thats based off your spedo gear sensor on the transaxle, no way to change that.


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can anyone answer my question for me please?

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Originally Posted by supedcelica
can anyone answer my question for me please?

you have to answer mine first thumbsup How can you have the DC header if it isnt made yet ??

cause there is no answer to your question since that header is unavailable still grin


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I was lookin for the apexi power FC for a 2000 GT and I could only find one for a GTS or a MR2 with 1zz-fe engine. Does any one know if the one for MR2 will work with 2000 GT.

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mr2 engine = 1zz-fe = celica gt engine

yes it will work.

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Originally Posted by fusi0n
mr2 engine = 1zz-fe = celica gt engine

yes it will work.
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Originally Posted by Lucky_317
^^ yes, but it wouldnt be good for your car.

how bad would it be?...not for racing or whipping around but just city driving

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this is prolly a dumb question. say i were to get a PFC for my gt and somehow got a gts could the gt pfc b remapped and fit in the gts? or r they completely different comps and harness's (which is wat im assuming just had to ask)


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Originally Posted by FPcelica
this is prolly a dumb question. say i were to get a PFC for my gt and somehow got a gts could the gt pfc b remapped and fit in the gts? or r they completely different comps and harness's (which is wat im assuming just had to ask)
i'm not sure if the gt has a different harness, and if you could swap the gts pfc for the gt

if you were to buy the datalogic theres an option to switch from 1zz to 2zz, so you would be able to at least use the datalogic for both cars


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we'll have to look at a GT cause the pic I saw looked different. but, I could be wrong.


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hey lucky do you know any reliable shops that can tune the PFC for us around the southern cali area? I heard that XS can do it, but I heard some good and bad things about them espscially with smaay experience with them and his Turbo..

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what time did you run b/f the power fc

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why the hell won't a power FC work on the Auto???

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Originally Posted by CrazyGTS
what time did you run b/f the power fc

very similar. I havent run with my power fc tuned yet thumbsup I'd hit better then 13.7 easily grin

13.7 - I had 172 whp, no pfc 166.5whp, now 183whp wink


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Did I not read somewhere that Monkey wrench racing was coming out with a version of the power FC that engaged lift at 5000 rpms? Please tell me I didn't have a wet dream about this! confused

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Originally Posted by Rocketman
Did I not read somewhere that Monkey wrench racing was coming out with a version of the power FC that engaged lift at 5000 rpms? Please tell me I didn't have a wet dream about this! confused

I will check but I'm pretty sure that is no true. lowest anyones proven to make power is 6,000. any lower you get MASSIVE power loss.


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i heard about the 5K engagement awhile back. but heard nothing about it since.

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physically you CAN make it go that far but I dont think it would be safe to try. I can tell it to kick on lift at 2,500 rpms if I was brave enough. lol after playing with it on the dyno we are fairly certain it wouldnt be a good thing wink could be wrong, so if anyone is brave enough to guinea pig it let me know smile


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I don't have a GTS, but I'll probably be the guinea pig for the Apexi PFC for the GT...I was gonna go with the emanage, but after emailing back and forth with the MWR guys, they've convinced me of the PFC

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hehe. that would be coo if you could hit lift at 2500 ha. i dont think it would be good though. and plus you would have to shift all the time. wave

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hehe. that would be coo if you could hit lift at 2500 ha. i dont think it would be good though. and plus you would have to shift all the time. wave
you wouldnt have to shift until the normal 8600 (for me) so you'd shift the same. you'd just be hella slow. and thats if you dont ruin the engine. lol


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^^Mike how come you haven't put all your mods in your profile?? rofl

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I had a hard time deciding between the PFC and the e-manage. I even called the MWR guy too, and of course he recommended the PFC for my GTS. I finally just bought the e-manage b/c I want to keep my car smog legal as long as I can here in cali, so it's not a pain to spend a lot of time every two years restoring it back to stock. With the e-manage I can be sure that my fuel tuning is working with all my upgrades to be smog legal. I plan on using the $1000 I saved to buy an exhaust gas analyzer so I can occassionally check my emissions.
Lucky, what experience do you have getting your car ready for smog? Because I plan getting 25+ engine mods for my car, I don't want to have to unplug my PFC and plug my stock ECU back in and find I have to yank out 12 or so of the 25 upgrades to be smog legal. This way I can monitor my emissions as I upgrade.


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Originally Posted by Drifter
^^Mike how come you haven't put all your mods in your profile?? rofl

what am I missing??

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Dunno much about smog stuff. frown


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I just moved to Los Angeles from Las Vegas and so I had to get my 02 GTS smogged. It passed BUT I was just under on the maximum allowable emissions of HC at 15 mph. I had 60 ppm (parts per million) where the max is 61! So you can say I am barely street legal. wink I had to put my stock airbox back in to pass the visual inspection by the way. They looked for that.


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I might add that even though your aftermarket Intake may be legally CARB exempt, a lot of smog places are so anti-tuner they won't pass your car or test your car if they see anything in your engine that isn't stock looking. Not fair I know. The reason is that California has undercover agents going around to smog stations to root out the illegal smog techs who take money on the side to pass tuners. These guys go to jail. So the techs are a bit paranoid understandably.


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and also driving around with no muffler started to make my ears rings in my gutted car. I started losing my hearing!!! I get almost the same power and more torque with a custom magnaflow muffler w/o the resonator and a high flow magnaflow cat. It's a lot quieter too.

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Originally Posted by Rocketman
Did I not read somewhere that Monkey wrench racing was coming out with a version of the power FC that engaged lift at 5000 rpms? Please tell me I didn't have a wet dream about this! confused

Ok, it turns out...I dreamed all this up. It was nuts I soo belived my dream. I dreamt that Illusive got on this site and started a post about the 5k engagement. Then everyone started responding including me. The crazy thing is...it explained how they got it to work in my dream. However, I am having problems remembering. Yeah So, I had a wet dream about my cars lift engagement. thumbsup

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and also driving around with no muffler started to make my ears rings in my gutted car. I started losing my hearing!!! I get almost the same power and more torque with a custom magnaflow muffler w/o the resonator and a high flow magnaflow cat. It's a lot quieter too.

and of course you have dynoed the car to know this for sure right? rolleyes this thread is about the power fc NOT smog stuff. feel free to start a thread askin about smog stuff. this isnt the thread for it though thumbsup


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Hey everyone, i was wondering how many ponies to expect to get from the apex-i fc with an AEM Intake.
my car is a 2k gts

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i am pretty new when it comes to working on my vehicle, i was just wondering how hard and how much work is it in installing on my 2002 gts
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^^ its just removing a cover some bolts and unplugin the stock ecu and puttin the new one in and pluggin it in grin the hard part is if you are goin to tune it from what i heard grin

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^thanx i was just hoping there werent gonna be any surprises when i purchase it a couple of months from now


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Originally Posted by BlueGTS
Hey everyone, i was wondering how many ponies to expect to get from the apex-i fc with an AEM Intake.
my car is a 2k gts

it will depend on who does the tuning thumbsup


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if i order a pretuned ecu, what kind of difference do you think ill see when i install it in 2002 gts, untuned, because thats a lot of money to drop on a single upgrade. ill probably have to wait to tune ecu for a bit
ie power difference, will i be able to whoop up on my friends rsx-s now


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Right, but if i understand correctly, doesnt it come with a base map or something? If so, what kind of gain should i expect or do i have to tune it?

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you wont have much if any peak power over your current setup with the base map. you will get a lot of down low power though.

don't install the pfc without at least dynoing it to make sure youre not knocking bad or running too lean. which has happened to people with just the base map. you'll want to include tuning when you are figuring out how much it will cost you to get. it's not worth it to buy it and not tune it. you wont be happy.


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Originally Posted by Lucky_317
you wont have much if any peak power over your current setup with the base map. you will get a lot of down low power though.

don't install the pfc without at least dynoing it to make sure youre not knocking bad or running too lean. which has happened to people with just the base map. you'll want to include tuning when you are figuring out how much it will cost you to get. it's not worth it to buy it and not tune it. you wont be happy.
will i have to purchase more cables and s*** or will any apexi tuner have the neccesary equipment


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^^ an authorized tuner should have everything they need. to do it yourself you'll need to buy the datalogit kit which is the cable and software.


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If doing it yourself, I suggest buying a wideband O2 sensor with datalogging capability of at least 3 variables: A/F Ratio, RPM, Throttle Position. To measure relative Performance gains between different maps, you can use a Gtech Competition meter. I've also pre-ordered Ben Strader's book "Building and Tuning High Performance Injection Tuning" from walmart.com. If you can, you should attend one of his seminars (efi101.com).

BTW I'm selling my GReddy e-manage, and buying the PFC.


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oops...title of the book is "Building and Tuning High-Performance Electronic Fuel Injection." hehe.


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yeah, a wide band will help you correct your fuel issues without paying for dyno time. will pay for itself after a few logging days lol


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there is a rumour down under grin that the powerfc can bet installed on an auto, is this true? the rumour is that it will disengage M-mode (triptronic controls) and overdrive (4th gear)..???

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I think MWR has tired it? you would want to send them an email cause I honestly dont know. It wouldnt help that much considering the price you'd prolly have to have that bad boy rev to 9K before the tranny would land lift so its better to save the extra 2700 and get the Turbo. then you'll actually have some useful power. thumbsup


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do we have to like reprogram the power fc after you put a new mod on the car. or just program it one time and ur done?

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everytime you add stuff you should retune it.


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This is off the wall but is it safe to put racing fuel in a stock celica 00 gts? I want to just make sure that if i mix it half 93 and half racing, my engine wont blow up.and to make sure it fits in this forum, can you tune the chip to make it know you are running racing fuel?

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its better to use racing fuel. ull get better response and probably a few hp extra. basically ur engine will perform at its peak when you put racing fuel cz celicas are high compression, that means they love high octane. in other countries, racing fuel is normal to them, they got 98 octane everywhere in europe and asia. so yea, better octane gives you better gains.

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Originally Posted by BlueGTS
This is off the wall but is it safe to put racing fuel in a stock celica 00 gts? I want to just make sure that if i mix it half 93 and half racing, my engine wont blow up.and to make sure it fits in this forum, can you tune the chip to make it know you are running racing fuel?

if its only unleaded racing fuel, NEVER put leaded race gas in your vehicle, it will eat your fuel system alive.

also it makes no change in power putting 100 oct in a stock car.

the only time you see any benefit is if you modify the a/f and ignition maps to compensate for the cleaner burning fuel.


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again DO NOT PUT LEADED RACE GAS IN.

just thought i'd give a 2nd stress on that. lol you really dont wanna do it.


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Where are places that tune the powerfc?

I'm in Indiana.


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Originally Posted by Lucky_317
everytime you add stuff you should retune it.
i'm assuming it costs money to get it retuned at a dynoshop..so would it be best to make the power fc the LAST modification on your car?

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^^ PFC last = like having a supermodel who wants to be your gf but you keep holding out on her. Sure it will cost you something everytime you want to tune her, but the Performance you gain now is worth it. wink


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I've had mine on for awhile before I added anything new so for me getting it first worked best.

if you dont wanna worry bout it then get it last.


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Originally Posted by QTRMLR_1
^^ PFC last = like having a supermodel who wants to be your gf but you keep holding out on her. Sure it will cost you something everytime you want to tune her, but the Performance you gain now is worth it. wink
Originally Posted by Lucky_317
I've had mine on for awhile before I added anything new so for me getting it first worked best.

if you dont wanna worry bout it then get it last.
makes sense...thanks

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Originally Posted by Lucky_317
^^ an authorized tuner should have everything they need. to do it yourself you'll need to buy the datalogit kit which is the cable and software.

The authorized (PowerExcel) tuner will have everything they need, but does this mean they will let you use their datalogit box and Celica software to tune your car yourself on their dyno? (I know you won't be able to run off with their computer and datalogit grin and switch between different maps when you want.)

I know it has been briefly mentioned in this thread that the PowerFC Commander pales in comparison to the Datalogit kit, and that you can't store and load different maps on the Commander. However, since it is questionable when the FCDatalogit will be available to those on the waitlist - 6 mos or more?, I would like to know what the capability of the Commander is. Although it may be incovenient compared to the Datalogit, would it be possible on the Commander to copy down to paper or computer file the changes you make to the map so that you can make small adjustments on the street to stave off any serious knock you may get? Sorry about the long question but it just came out in one sentence as I was thinking. Whatever the answer, I'm thinking the Commander won't be a complete waste of money anyway when you finally get the Datalogit since it will allow you to monitor knock without hauling your laptop around and having it soar into the door when you take a turn very fast or smash into the dash when you brake hard. grin Everyone's different but that's how I drive. And I suppose you can always try to strap the laptop in with a seatbelt or racing harness.


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I think your question answered itself. and I think you already have your mind made up to get it lol.


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^^Hey Mike I have a question wave rofl Someone might have asked already but I'm not going to go through 148 posts cool Anyways...Can the power FC be used to lower the RPM's that lift kicks in? Like to 5500?

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I wouldnt lower it past 5900 rpms and even thats pushin it.

6K works just fine.

anyways, it can lower it to what ever you want. you just wont many any power doing it.(as far as we've seen)


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all i gotta say is wow.is there any special dyno tuning you have to do for that
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how much $ is a dyno an hour and how long for a novice to tune it?:)

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here in miami it ranges from $75-150/hr
for tuning by authorized shops.


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depends on where you go and what kinda dyno it is. expect at least 8 hours to get it right for a noob.


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not that i would wanna go this fast anyway
but with the new ecu, is it possible to hit lift in 6th now


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^^ yes and no.

You can shift and land in lift but i have yet to pass 5800 rpms to put me in lift in 6th. (thats starting a 6th gear pull at 60 mph)

havent tried recently but I doubt there will be much change.


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hey lucky any word on if they will come out with a power fc for the 03 Celica GTS w/ the Electric Throttle?

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Originally Posted by TRDCelicaGTS6
hey lucky any word on if they will come out with a power fc for the 03 Celica GTS w/ the Electric Throttle?

i suggest you call apexi and email them and see if they are willing to make it dbw compatable

so far its only usable with cable throttle


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I only know about the pfc cause we use it. lol

Just for the record it's Safe to assume I wont have any clue about your question it it doesnt involve a 2000 - 2002 6spd gts. outside of that I dont bother looking into it cause it dont concern me rofl


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yes, the power fc can be used on a GT thumbsup


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wow 13.7 on 183 whp...thats impressive. imagine Turbo with 250...thats the good thing about our celicas...so light!

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^^ actually it was 13.7 on 172 whp smile that was the first time I ever ran with the power fc. my sig is a lil outdated already lol. gonna replace it when I get the new dynos and track times. they should be a lot more impressive thumbsup


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Any thoughts on the comparison between FC and AEM EMS?

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Originally Posted by shonen
Any thoughts on the comparison between FC and AEM EMS?

aem ems owns all. I've toyed with in in my buddies all trac Turbo, and it is 10X more advanced than the pfc.

however pfc is plug and play, and it is still unkown if the universal units will do anything more than controll a/f,

rumor has it aem is currently trying to get a plug and play unit for the 00+ gts. lets keep our fingers crossed.


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why isnt this topic stickied anymore


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Why when i sent the rev limit to say 8500 in the commander does it only show as 8300ish on the clock. I know its going higher becuase i can hear it.

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with the power fc you can take it longer out on the red line??? and doesnt it hurt the engien so mutch or is it the same damage just with out the limiter???

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with the power fc you can take it longer out on the red line??? and doesnt it hurt the engien so mutch or is it the same damage just with out the limiter???

the pfc is a fully programable REPLACEMENT ecu. since it "replaces" the stock ecu you can change what ever you feel like.

rev limit being one of them.


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ok, this message is for lucky_317, my names tony, i own a gts, i spoke to heat( heather ) the other night, and i was asking about mods for my car, and she tolod me that you were the man i needed to talk to! please email me at tmoneygts@msn.com or IM me on my aol s/n at tmoney185, thank you!

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Hello guys,
My name is Thanos and I am new here in the forums. I have a 2003 corolla with a 2zz swapped in it. The donor car was a jdm celica. This forum helped a lot with the swap especially with the wiring. Anyway, I have a PFC installed and I am planing on going turbo. I was wondering.. Do I need to get a MAP sensor for the PFC? Thanks in advance.

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First off I apologize if I am bumping an old thread.

My FC Commander broke and was wondering if I can use FCC3 "FC Commander 3" on it. My Apexi PFC 414-T007 based from apexi website it might work but I do not really read Japanese so I am not too sure
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