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    Mounting a VAFC

    Where did you put your VAFC or SAFC (still got love for the F22 tuners ) Pics would be fantabulous
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    yes i know, very dirty... but its winter and my vacuum is hibernating. i put it there cause i can see and anybody driving by cant. its also mounted with velcro, so if i need to hide it for any reason, i can do so easily.

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      #3
      cool, i like that

      I haven't decided to put it there, under the headunit, or on the "kitchen table" to the right of the gauge pod....

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        i have seen people mount it to the steering column cover, very plain sight. good and bad thing, good for you to see, bad for thiefs to see. i dount have mine mounted. i have the extension on it and it lays in the area between the two front seats, just underneath the e-brake handle. that way it is hidden at all times, but i can still hold it like a PS2 controller when i am tuning.

        178 whp and 148 torque (mustang dyno)
        14.8 @ 93 in 1/4 mile-in Accord
        ??.? @ ?? in 1/4 mile-in Civic

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          Originally posted by sACCLUDEd
          i have seen people mount it to the steering column cover, very plain sight. good and bad thing, good for you to see, bad for thiefs to see. i dount have mine mounted. i have the extension on it and it lays in the area between the two front seats, just underneath the e-brake handle. that way it is hidden at all times, but i can still hold it like a PS2 controller when i am tuning.
          when do you tune yours? do you actually fuck with it off the dyno? mine just sits there as a pretty tach

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            no, i dont use the butt dyno. that isnt safe. i mean, when i am tuning at a dyno, i dont have to worry about it being strapped down like yours, i can lay it in my lap. this way it is more hidden, and i dont end up with that tape residue on my interior if i remove it. other than that, it just lays in b/w the seats and lights up the int. at night.
            Last edited by sACCLUDEd; 12-26-2004, 04:26 AM.

            178 whp and 148 torque (mustang dyno)
            14.8 @ 93 in 1/4 mile-in Accord
            ??.? @ ?? in 1/4 mile-in Civic

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              I've got my SAFC doubleside taped infront of my guage cluster. It covers up my odometer and from 0-20 and 110-130 on my speedomter. But I don't really need that stuff anyway It's decent line of site placement, clean install (hid all the wires) but if you're afraid of it getting stolen not a good spot. I'm not too scared since it's black, and unless it was on you probably woulnd't notice it in the dark.

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                #8
                i once had mine on the dash in plain site not a good idea so then i took it and put it in the overhead mirror so when i need it i flip it down and when i dont want anyone else to see it i flip it right back up so that its hidden

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