Aem series 2 plug and play
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Aem series 2 plug and play
Does anyone have any feedback on aem series 2 engine management. From what I hear its a direct plug and play for 2000-2005 s2000's. will this be a good product for n/a or supercharger. I'd like to buy once and be able to use something for the duration of my ownership. Thanks in advance
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the AEM 1052 and the new ones 6052 (I think that's the new model #) are both great units, as long as you have a tuner that's comfortable with these units.
for na or supercharged your better off saving a few dollars and getting the older version used as there's very little benefit with the newer version (more logging, usb) unless you're going turbo and want fancy options.
Standalone/flashpro are the first mods anyone should get if they want to make power.
for na or supercharged your better off saving a few dollars and getting the older version used as there's very little benefit with the newer version (more logging, usb) unless you're going turbo and want fancy options.
Standalone/flashpro are the first mods anyone should get if they want to make power.
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JST2878,
Hope you don't mind me jumping on the band wagon too, don't mean to hijack your thread, but I too, am looking at getting the AEM V2. I currently have Emanage blue that's been on the car for a long time, almost since new, but I lost my software and can't access any more data. I spent tons of time honing my maps so I'm happy leaving it as is for now.
I have my own turbo system on the car and planning on going N/A after 11 years of turbo use on my MY01 S2000. So it's time for a new management system. I am between the AEM V2 and the Hondata KPro. The only issue for me with the KPro is all these sensors and things I need to change for it to work. The AEM sounds easier if someone has a good map to start from.
I also read somewhere that its possible for the AEM to self-tune if you run the wideband, just to get an initial map. Running days on the dyno is not my plan, I would like to get a good map to start with and just hone it using the wideband on the street to achieve the A/F ratio.
Do any of the tuners out there, sell the AEM with a good map if you buy the unit from them?
Hope you don't mind me jumping on the band wagon too, don't mean to hijack your thread, but I too, am looking at getting the AEM V2. I currently have Emanage blue that's been on the car for a long time, almost since new, but I lost my software and can't access any more data. I spent tons of time honing my maps so I'm happy leaving it as is for now.
I have my own turbo system on the car and planning on going N/A after 11 years of turbo use on my MY01 S2000. So it's time for a new management system. I am between the AEM V2 and the Hondata KPro. The only issue for me with the KPro is all these sensors and things I need to change for it to work. The AEM sounds easier if someone has a good map to start from.
I also read somewhere that its possible for the AEM to self-tune if you run the wideband, just to get an initial map. Running days on the dyno is not my plan, I would like to get a good map to start with and just hone it using the wideband on the street to achieve the A/F ratio.
Do any of the tuners out there, sell the AEM with a good map if you buy the unit from them?
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