AEM EMS Wideband dataloging question.
10-23-2004, 01:53 PM
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AEM EMS Wideband dataloging question.
I was just browing and I saw that the Innovative wideband can actually show you the AF in a given cell.
Here is a picture of what I am kinda talking about. Look at the rpm/throttle
Can the AEM EMS do that! Cause that would make it soo much easier for me to determine which load road I would need to adjust. I'm doing fine right now, but I think that would help.
Currently I am using AEM Log and just viewing it normal using the damn lines. Is there a way to actually log it and view it on the actual fuel map, just like hondata logging does?
Here is a picture of what I am kinda talking about. Look at the rpm/throttle
Can the AEM EMS do that! Cause that would make it soo much easier for me to determine which load road I would need to adjust. I'm doing fine right now, but I think that would help.
Currently I am using AEM Log and just viewing it normal using the damn lines. Is there a way to actually log it and view it on the actual fuel map, just like hondata logging does?
10-23-2004, 03:26 PM
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Re: AEM EMS Wideband dataloging question. (BodyKits NW)
Not sure about AEM EMS but I know Uberdata has lambda logging.
Hondata does as well but I've never messed with HD, only Uberdata.
Hondata does as well but I've never messed with HD, only Uberdata.
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Re: AEM EMS Wideband dataloging question. (Alstare)
So does it automatically log that when I do a datalog run? Or do I have to open up a log file in AEM Pro somehow?
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Re: AEM EMS Wideband dataloging question. (BodyKits NW)
It will start filling the cells right before your eyes...
Read the "Autotune" section in the manual it's pretty short and is pretty deatiled about it, there are some settings you can change to get different amounts of data and such...
Read the "Autotune" section in the manual it's pretty short and is pretty deatiled about it, there are some settings you can change to get different amounts of data and such...
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