| to do the same thing and let me know how much you would be willing to let it go for. :) The hardware for the ZEM comes out to about $300 retail from my suppliers. The other $300 covers the software side of the product. That $300 constitues 2 years of my time figuring out how our ECUs work to a level of capacity to actually change things without any guessing and with reliable, predictable results, then developing a system to allow the easiest method of making said adjustments for optimal performance. On top of that, add in the several years since its release that I have spent refining its design. If you want to have tunability of your Z32 without using the ZEMualtor, you are more than welcome to purchase other systems such as the AEM EMS, which is priced ~over 2X this cost. I guarantee that you will not only be facing more extensive work to get the car running as well as using the ZEMulator nor will you get the first-hand support I provide for the product. There's a lot more to that $600 for the ZEM than is meeting the eye. :)
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