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fltsfshr

 

No , what evertyone is saying but you dont seem to understand is that if you have to ask the questions you are asking then you have no reason to be playing with the EMS. That is of course unless you find rebuilding motors fun. The learning curve when it comes to tuning is very steep, its your cash have fun. If tyou have someone that will tune your car thats great, once its done its done there is nothing to "Play with"


Armando

 

Oh gotcha! I'd start here and also advise you to contact their tech support. You should be able to pick up a lot of info on this forum.

http://forum.aempower.com/forum/index.php


Goodluck and keep us posted on your progress. I dont have the balls to play roulette with my car. to you. How are you going to adjust the tune once you do get a map etc? Do you have a dyno? Do you have all the other tools, parts needed to support the tune? Getting it running is one thing, but getting it "running" is another.

 

once the car is started its not to hard to adjust fuel. the cursor moves where the rpms are. watch you af gauge and make adjustments accordingly. this is a brief starter lesson

 

Thanks for the advice guys. I just like to learn new things and this is a big thing that i would like to learn.

 

you just need to get a map similar to the car you'll be tuning..a wideband would help also..I've played with my Emanage Ultimate a bit and it's not very hard if you have some common sense.

 

pm'ed . call him for a lesson!