Subject	When you factor in being able to sell your boost controller
Posted by	treese88 on April 26, 2012 at 4:35 PM
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In Reply To	AEM EMS Series 2? posted by krstull93 on April 24, 2012 at 08:49 PM
Message	ECU, Chip, MAF(s), and anything else that is getting replaced. The transition to a standalone doesn't seem that pricey. Of course buying the new sensors and getting everything set up will run some $$, but it's not too terrible when compared to some of the mods people purchase. '91 TT
Follow Ups	AEM EMS Series 2? - krstull93 20:49:45 04/24/12 Not a bad price.... - samsung-Z [Houston] 21:44:57 04/24/12 Re: Not a bad price.... - krstull93 21:51:23 04/24/12 The AEM EMS is a PnP system, you dont "Need" anything extra - 1badz32 (MN) 22:06:11 04/24/12 I believe the z32 application of the AEM EMS - Shiers69 00:44:50 04/25/12 Again, it's not required - 1badz32 (MN) 10:44:23 04/25/12 Care to give a review on the AEM Traction control? - Antihero 14:25:07 04/25/12 AEM series 2 comes with a new CAS disc. (n/m) - LitlElvis 16:10:20 04/25/12 You should consider all of your options including Haltech... - Z_Pilot 01:06:51 04/25/12 friend has the aem v2 - nissan300zxwork 14:26:11 04/25/12 easy job. - Antihero 16:32:33 04/25/12 What's the advantage of an upgraded ECU... - OverZealous (CT) 15:05:53 04/25/12 A lot - dogpile 15:26:48 04/25/12 question is can you read codes :) (n/m) - ztunerz 15:36:10 04/26/12 Well yeah, that's why I said "easy" tuning - dogpile 16:46:11 04/26/12 Thanks FYI (n/m) - OverZealous (CT) 22:45:06 04/26/12 When you factor in being able to sell your boost controller - treese88 16:35:47 04/26/12
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