Subject	Understood. I wonder how hard it would be for one to rig
Posted by	MixManMash on October 18, 2012 at 12:45 PM
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In Reply To	The neo uses math to build these look up tables that it uses posted by Evan_Wright (Ca) on October 18, 2012 at 12:14 PM
Message	up some form of a bench tester... I have my SAFC Neo still (uninstalled) and have a Selin translator I can pull from the car to do a comparative test. I guess all one would need to do is provide a range of inputs and measure the output and put together a chart.
Follow Ups	whats better for dual maf selin or safc - dzero196 15:13:58 10/17/12 SAFC gives you more options, but isn't plug and play - aliaZ 15:18:27 10/17/12 Case in point: I sold my NEO and bought the Selin kit. (n/m) - evan_aggie 16:12:11 10/17/12 As well, the SAFC works on lookup tables whereas the Selin - MixManMash 23:48:41 10/17/12 I said it before and I'll say again. I haven't seen any - Evan_Wright (Ca) 01:24:25 10/18/12 Open one up, find the model of the microcontroller, - MixManMash 08:48:24 10/18/12 Capable of driving a LCD and performing ADC functions but - Evan_Wright (Ca) 09:31:08 10/18/12 There are other chipsets that may be driving the LCD - MixManMash 11:42:54 10/18/12 The neo uses math to build these look up tables that it uses - Evan_Wright (Ca) 12:14:48 10/18/12 Understood. I wonder how hard it would be for one to rig - MixManMash 12:45:17 10/18/12 Obviously one will be more accurate then the other but there - Evan_Wright (Ca) 12:57:08 10/18/12 You are going to need to back that up. - Antihero 11:08:51 10/18/12 Fair enough. Yes I know the ECU uses a lookup table. - MixManMash 11:38:39 10/18/12 knock monitor on the safc 2 works great (n/m) - Dane (Houston) 12:35:04 10/18/12
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