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Jun 10, 2008, 08:14 PM
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are you logging boost through a JDM sensor currently? I know there will probably be untapped ponies and always tuners who will know more..but, that doesnt bother me a whole lot...and now i wont have to burn eeproms like back in the honda days lol....burn an eeprom, log log log...bring the eeprom inside, erase the eeprom, burn the eeprom, bring it back outside...log log log...
Jun 10, 2008, 08:49 PM
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ok cool. im a bit overwhelmed with all the info...but definately excited to get into it ....always liked tuning, as that was 1/2 the challenge..will be buying an FP Green soon and selling my IX turbo....then going nuts with boltons 
appreciate all your info on the matter...was also looking at the all in one AEM unit wideband gauge + sensor....the simpler/less wiring/controllers the better...not sure if you have looked at that one? pros/cons?
appreciate all your info on the matter...was also looking at the all in one AEM unit wideband gauge + sensor....the simpler/less wiring/controllers the better...not sure if you have looked at that one? pros/cons?
Jun 10, 2008, 09:13 PM
I think you have to make your own serial cable for the aem. Not too complicated but just more work. The Innovative was a pretty simple permanant install and I like how thin the xd16 is. All comes down to your preference I guess.
Jun 10, 2008, 09:24 PM
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XD16 it is, with controller and going to grab a pod. guess its also a lot more versatile since its a serial gauge that could be programmed down the road as well...
Jun 11, 2008, 06:08 AM
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Alex,
Let me know if you need any help with your car & the turbo kit. I'd love to witness the transformation if you wouldn't mind...
Let me know if you need any help with your car & the turbo kit. I'd love to witness the transformation if you wouldn't mind...
Jun 11, 2008, 07:34 AM
Ok now I'm not sure if you guys are playing around or being serious.
I'm not really getting a turbo kit. Was just messing around with Pete about yanking nez's and selling it to me on the cheap while nez's car is at the shop. I figured I could rub a little more salt in the wound by asking nez to help me install it.
So long story short.. I don't think I'm getting a 35R anytime soon.
I'm not really getting a turbo kit. Was just messing around with Pete about yanking nez's and selling it to me on the cheap while nez's car is at the shop. I figured I could rub a little more salt in the wound by asking nez to help me install it.
So long story short.. I don't think I'm getting a 35R anytime soon.
Jun 11, 2008, 07:50 AM
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you guys are all sandbaggers.
on the wideband convo, i wouldnt go with aem unless your planning on getting the ems, there are so many more awesome widebands out there for logging on the stock ecu.
on the wideband convo, i wouldnt go with aem unless your planning on getting the ems, there are so many more awesome widebands out there for logging on the stock ecu.
Jun 11, 2008, 08:09 AM