| a competitive product - a competition between a product that has been proven to work vs. a product that has been around for a few weeks. Cumulatively there is well over 1000hrs, probably significantly more dedicated to the development of the ZEMulator. My car has had an emulator in it for a year and a half. It has had no problems in that time. Your point is moot. The DAQ device is key to the device - it allows people, as well as myself to install and use inexpensive sensors such as EGTs and pressure sensors, as well as expensive wideband O2 sensors and the like. It also gets datalogged. I spent $35 per EGT sensor and used the ZEM to display its information. I think most EGT setups cost $115 a piece and they dont datalog. Based on the price of the device compared to its functionality over any other aftermarket engine management system, there is no grounds for criticism on that premise. Criticism comes with anything, be it good or bad, and in this case, the confidence the product has instilled in myself in the year+ I have used it allows me to reecieve your comments in good favor. Everything I have ever done with my Z has led to this product. I have worked long and hard to make it the best it can be, and I'm not stopping there. 6 months ago I made a life changing decision - one that dramatically changed the line of work I am in as well as where I live. I moved myself, my wife, and my son, to come to Temple, GA to do exacatly what I'm doing now and I have no intentions of bailing on the Z community now - I'm in it for life and I love it. So, thanks for the comments, I've heard them before and I've come to the conclusion that whatever I'm doing is working, because we're having great success with it here at Z1, as well as other people around the world who have used it.
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