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tx2K 09-18-2013 11:30 AM

Who has an EMS on their NA car?
 
Just like the title says... Does it make enough of a difference to make it worth having my car retuned? Only mods now are AEM V2 and test pipe with Skunk2 exhaust. I have my Haltech for sale right now, but Im considering keeping it and having it retuned if it will be worth it.

OemEF 09-18-2013 12:26 PM

In for replies. I've heard tuning via AEM with bolt-ons can yeild pretty good gains. I've always wondered if it's true. I want some dyno proof.

yamahaSHO 09-18-2013 12:45 PM

AEM or Haltech, they'll both achieve the same goals if used properly. Any car will show improvement from tuning, however, the platform given, will not pin you to your seat. Better drivability and smoother power output is what most aim for.

I have an AEM v2 on my NA, E85 car. I am pretty certain dyno graphs can be found on this site for tuned vs untuned gains.

jdmjunkie562 09-18-2013 09:46 PM

How much power did you gain on e85? I know power is better achieved on FI cars (evo/Subie) but just curious on any significant power increased. I know the benefits of running e85 is lower cost on premium fuel, cleaner emissions, cooler temps, supports American economy and is supposedly better on enternals, according to technicians who disassembled a Chevy Tahoe. :suspect: :ponder:

S2K_Vtec 09-19-2013 04:41 AM

My buddy Alberto Rodriguez from CCC racing says he can make me about another 25-30 horse with my bolt ons and an AEM.

Reckon 09-19-2013 05:58 AM


Originally Posted by yamahaSHO (Post 22785398)
AEM or Haltech, they'll both achieve the same goals if used properly. Any car will show improvement from tuning, however, the platform given, will not pin you to your seat. Better drivability and smoother power output is what most aim for.

I have an AEM v2 on my NA, E85 car. I am pretty certain dyno graphs can be found on this site for tuned vs untuned gains.

This...a tune with basic bolt ons will give you a few more HP (really just maximizing the gains you get from the bolt ons), a smoother powerband and the ability to lower VTEC.

It's probably better to wait till you go FI as it will be needed then. If you want better from your NA setup, as long as you are 06+, you can get it flashed and etuned by folks on here (Evans and Gernby).

steguis 09-19-2013 08:07 AM

I gained about 10hp/10tq across most of my power band on E85 (Actually VP Fuels C85). Haltech Pro Plug-In with Flex Fuel sensor and 1000cc injectors.

http://scontent-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot...04684759_n.jpg

tx2K 09-19-2013 08:55 AM

Well, I wouldnt expect any shocking gains like I got with my turbo setup for sure. With the gains seeming to be minimal, at least on a street car, I think Ill probably just leave it out until I get my next project under way. Im really undecided on what the future holds, but it will for sure either be the SOS supercharger kit or the new SOS turbo kit.

steguis 09-19-2013 09:08 AM

I agree. Unless you have very specific needs for ethanol it's really not great for normal use since you also really can't leave it in there for long periods of time.


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