Subject	There are many more ideas to come in the near future
Posted by	AshsZ on January 10, 2004 at 1:47 PM
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In Reply To	Ok I is be see now. posted by Madhatter10-6 on January 10, 2004 at 01:24 PM
Message	with the ZEM.. Those were just a couple off the top of my head. The wideband self-tuning will be as accurate as the wideband sensor itself. It would take less time to fully develop the fuel maps this way than it will to do it manually; this means you have a smaller dyno bill. You can also do this on the track or street as well. Traction control is a question I get a lot of but that starts to go beyond the scope of what the ZEM does. Its kindof like asking a boost controller to act like an AFC. :) It is *possible* to do it and it may someday be a feature of the ZEM, but that would require a laptop be connected to the system in order for that feature to be functional. Same thing goes for something like a two-step rev limiter - it too will require the laptop be in the loop; and that starts to get away from what the ZEM is really for. [ ashleypowers.com ] [ agpowers@bellsouth.net ] [ Zemulator Information Sheet ] [ Z1 Motorsports Website ] Enthusiasts soon understand each other. --W. Irving. Are you an enthusiast?
Follow Ups	Is there a rev limiter for the Z32?>>>> - Faisal 10:40:06 01/10/04 Any aftermarket ECU, i.e. JWT or Z1, JUN - Nizmo600z 10:45:22 01/10/04 But there is a cut off @ 7200 RPM in JWT ECU. (n/m) - Faisal 10:53:58 01/10/04 For good reason. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 10:58:20 01/10/04 Hi, my name is valve float.... - rich@splparts.com 11:37:19 01/10/04 You can have them burn you an ECU with a custom rev limit... - Funky 11:00:28 01/10/04 are you going to be able to stop the rpms from shooting up - Chris(NJ) 11:34:31 01/10/04 I know exactly why it's there... - Funky 12:02:25 01/10/04 gotcha (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 12:09:03 01/10/04 They still have a rev limiter. - Marshall 11:13:20 01/10/04 you may not make power that high, but you may want to - Chris(NJ) 11:35:28 01/10/04 Re: you may not make power that high, but you may want to - rich@splparts.com 11:40:56 01/10/04 I agree with your post above. - Marshall 12:52:24 01/10/04 Im in too, I like my JWT ECU w/ limiter - Nizmo600z 15:14:07 01/10/04 You can adjust the Rev limiter with..... - Madhatter10-6 11:09:46 01/10/04 A little more to it than just a program there bud. :) (n/m) - AshsZ 11:24:42 01/10/04 please elaborate.... - Madhatter10-6 11:42:45 01/10/04 The ZEMulator is a complete package for tuning your Z - AshsZ 11:58:22 01/10/04 So... - Madhatter10-6 12:51:08 01/10/04 The idea of the ZEM is to allow quick and easy changes - AshsZ 13:08:31 01/10/04 Ok I is be see now. - Madhatter10-6 13:24:07 01/10/04 There are many more ideas to come in the near future - AshsZ 13:47:15 01/10/04 Thank you AshZ for the link of the ZEM manual. I'll read it. (n/m) - Faisal 17:49:07 01/10/04 Sounds like the Pro 01 w/ E-Manage or A'PEX Power FC (n/m) - ZBlacktt 13:39:05 01/10/04 I like to think of it as the NEM, Nissan Engine Management. - AshsZ 13:48:34 01/10/04 But AshZ I'm not living in US!! I know about this & I was>>> - Faisal 17:03:26 01/10/04 I have a dozen people around the world using it right now. - AshsZ 18:05:18 01/10/04 You do not want to remove the REV limit. I know your asking - DVDBURN (MD) 13:14:58 01/10/04 You went far from what I'm asking>>>> - Faisal 16:43:57 01/10/04 You need to buy another chip. - Chip(GMS Racing) 17:03:34 01/10/04 I heared the MSD has something to do with the rev limit! (n/m) - Faisal 17:15:18 01/10/04 Well, it has a rev limit, but you aren't going to it - AshsZ 18:10:13 01/10/04
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