2000BlackCoupe
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good to hear that got fixed shahid
Shut down in reverse
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Yes, I've had stupid issues with lighting like that.
P.S. sorry about slew of PM's, the GIF diagram on aerocatch's website confused me, made it look like the pin was sideways for one version.
BadgerType
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huh 
on second thought, i will stay away from ems that much more, lol
on second thought, i will stay away from ems that much more, lol
imaricer:)
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at least it was something as simple as that and didnt cost you money.
huh
on second thought, i will stay away from ems that much more, lol
I know badger was being sarcastic, but shahid, how is the AEM EMS? So much easier to tune to have it all going through the ECU replacement instead of treaking ECU with a piggy and a bunch of other addons?
I agree with Mathew though. Sarcasm or no sarcasm, AEM is not the best way to go but it is the "easiest" and most readily available for our cars. Hondata S300 would be the best route but i just did not want to go do the whole OBD conversion really. There are plenty other options out there like Haltec which is a hell of lot more control over what goes on but then again, its not cheap at ALL.
For the money AEM does the job just fine unless you want to go the hondata route which i would do if i had to re-do.
On another note, made 309whp and 329wtq at 8psi without meth which isn't bad. My new GT30R 60/80 should be here today so lets see what happens
For the money AEM does the job just fine unless you want to go the hondata route which i would do if i had to re-do.
On another note, made 309whp and 329wtq at 8psi without meth which isn't bad. My new GT30R 60/80 should be here today so lets see what happens
BadgerType
Resident ***hole
yeah, i had no sarcasm in that post. it is suppose to be superior in every way, but i will stick to chipped ecus and hondata
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