hks f-con
11-10-05, 07:07 AM
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hks f-con
ok i used the seach and found nothing. i bought the afc for my stock sc 5spd. when i started installing it i took a look around my friends shop and there she was. a nice clean hks f-con. now for those that know me i am a gruppie when it comes to hks products so i told my friend take out the afc and put in the f-con. yes on my stock motor, however the wiring is for the 1jz and i have a STOCK 2jz-ge where can i find the wiring to wire it up? also would this be possible to do seeing as how i never seen the f-con on anything but a turbo car? i will be turbo soon but i don't want to wait. and no i am not selling it nor the wiring for the 1jz because i will install my 1jz when i blow my 2jz. thanx in advance
11-10-05, 09:46 AM
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i do not have the answer for you but i would try to go on supraforums.com casue there are tons of supra's running a f-con you maybe able to get a diagram good luck 
11-11-05, 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by soardrft
its the f-con s. do you guys think its worth installing before the turbo install?
don't install it until you have your turbo on and are ready to tune right away with it on. It is pointless to have it if you a stock engine.
11-12-05, 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by kaotiq
don't install it until you have your turbo on and are ready to tune right away with it on. It is pointless to have it if you a stock engine.
even more so, its wired for a 1jz which you plan to do later. why change the wiring around only
to change it back later.
BTW the the only way to blow that 2jz up is drain the oil & coolant, then do some highway pulls.
otherwise you'll have a long wait.
11-14-05, 07:22 AM
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let the wait begin. i am pretty sure that with this drifting season coming up and the car being turbo should create many problems. and if it does not blow then its a great situation knowing i have 2 perfectly good motors. and if i am waiting long for the day to blow then i will just do minor upgrades to the 1jz. and if its going to be awhile why not get the wiring for the 2jz and once the motor goes sell it off for parts including the wiring for the unit?
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