I was looking around at some sites tonight and ran into this device.  I tried to do some searching about it but couldn't find anything.  Has anyone heard of it.  I think this would be under the fuel section but not sure. Sorry if not.

They make 2 styles:

HKS AFR Type L - The HKS AFR is a fuel-adjustment device that regulates the air/fuel ratio by changing the airflow voltage output to the vehicles factory computer. The AFR was designed for vehicles that are lightly tuned (intake, exhaust system, etc.) and need only slight fuel adjustment. The 12 setting adjustment indicator allows the user to enrich or lean the stock fuel settings by approximately 1.0 A/R point in either direction (richer or leaner). Type-L is designed for vehicles that utilize an air flow meter.

HKS AFR Type D - The HKS AFR is a fuel-adjustment device that regulates the air/fuel ratio by changing the airflow voltage output to the vehicles factory computer. The AFR was designed for vehicles that are lightly tuned (intake, exhaust system, etc.) and need only slight fuel adjustment. The 12 setting adjustment indicator allows the user to enrich or lean the stock fuel settings by approximately 1.0 A/R point in either direction (richer or leaner). Type-D is designed to work on vehicles that utilize a pressure sensor.

Obviously the same device but for different type of meter/sensors.

Now my next question is what type would are car be.  I am assuming it would be type D but i want to get some more input and i might look into purchasing it as it is fairly inexpensive.

This sounds a lot simpler than purchasing a AFC to tune it out.

Input Please!!!

Last edited by ryoko (2008-09-18 23:08:05)