Subject	What are you considering "supporting mods to tune with"?
Posted by	dogpile on October 07, 2012 at 4:34 PM
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In Reply To	Re: why do you want an AEM standalone? and why is he selling it? posted by krstull93 on October 07, 2012 at 03:51 PM
Message	If you go full standalone, you probably won't need those. No need for a fuel controller, boost controller, Selin translator, etc. You need at the very least a single WBO2 sensor, with a gauge or not. Unless you're adding EGT stuff, I'm willing to bet your "supporting mods to tune with" will be replaced completely with the AEM...which is one of the bigger selling points to a standalone IMHO. Do a search here about the CAS sensor for the AEM first, then make your decision. Oh, and probably most importantly: find a tuner you're comfortable with that is comfortable with the AEM. I know a place local to me charges extra to tune it since they hate it. So you might want to check around to avoid that.
Follow Ups	Standalone ecu question? - krstull93 15:39:22 10/07/12 why do you want an AEM standalone? and why is he selling it? - LJZTT 15:49:02 10/07/12 Re: why do you want an AEM standalone? and why is he selling it? - krstull93 15:51:55 10/07/12 ok, that's fine I guess - LJZTT 16:19:38 10/07/12 What are you considering "supporting mods to tune with"? - dogpile 16:34:25 10/07/12 the series 1 has wasted spark and I would not recommend it - Carlos Ramirez 18:30:06 10/07/12 Haltech pnp is better (n/m) - ztunerz 19:17:03 10/07/12 In what way? - bartz32tt 23:11:18 10/07/12 I would contact AshSpec for a OTS tune consultation - ZiNnYc 19:23:24 10/07/12 Or SpecialtyZ - OverZealous (CT) 22:22:02 10/07/12 Definitely disagree with that suggestion. - Antihero 00:03:44 10/08/12
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