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AEM 1052 VS. 1012
This Fall I'll be doing a lot of work on my car (swap out engine with my spare, install Hypertune intake manifold, update water injection, etc.) and I'm thinking of replacing my AEM 1012 with the newer model (1052). Does anyone have experience with both units? Is there anything to be gained by this? Does the 1052 come with a USB port instead of serial?
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The 1052 unit is little smaller, but it still retains the serial port :thumbdn: I think the only advantage over the 1012 is the built in wideband feature.
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That's the 1052U. The 1052 is suppose to be a bit faster at processing and also start up. My car started 1st crank every time without fail where as with th 1012 even with the cam pickup resistor fix it still took a good 5 cranks.
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i heard with the hypertune intake manifold, the hood doesn't close. did you do any modification to the hood? or at least tested if it fits?
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Originally Posted by batikan,Sep 3 2006, 08:23 AM
i heard with the hypertune intake manifold, the hood doesn't close. did you do any modification to the hood? or at least tested if it fits?
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Originally Posted by John_Z,Sep 3 2006, 07:44 AM
The 1052 unit is little smaller, but it still retains the serial port :thumbdn:
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Originally Posted by fperra,Sep 3 2006, 09:48 AM
How come when I start up the version 1.19 software it asks me to select whether I'm using an ECU with a usb or serial connection?
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Originally Posted by fperra,Sep 3 2006, 07:48 AM
How come when I start up the version 1.19 software it asks me to select whether I'm using an ECU with a usb or serial connection?
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If u mount your EMS behind the kick panel (as I do), the 1052 is a better option, since it is quite a bit smaller and does not force the kick panel to protrude out as much over the dead pedal.
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