Engine Management System
03-06-2009, 06:51 PM
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Engine Management System
Im shooting for 650whp but it will be mostly street driven between 350-400whp. I was orginally thinking about using the s300 since I had the s200 before, but now I really don't know. Now im leaning towards Neptune RTP or AEM. What should I get? Thanks. Let me know if I left out anything.
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03-07-2009, 07:13 AM
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AEM EMS is what I personally use, and what I would recommend if you are going to take advantage of the additional features it offers over the s300. I tune and sell the s300 the most for b/h/d series engines anymore.
03-08-2009, 04:11 PM
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I use AEM 1020 since 2000 and no problem just keep up dates and easy to tune with your self, by street tune or dyno. s300 u have to go with your guy to tune it and pay them or wat not. got a lot off options good luck man
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03-08-2009, 06:35 PM
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Neptune isn't bad, its just that the RTP was discontinued.. I don't know what the hell Pro EFI is, and it's obviously something that isn't used on Honda's much..
I'm an idiot, and I like the S300. It's easy to use, and works for me.
I'm an idiot, and I like the S300. It's easy to use, and works for me.
03-08-2009, 06:56 PM
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I had the s200b which I like very much. I know the s300 would be better, just trying to see what else is out there. I searched, new stuff always comes up. I also would like to know why they discontinued neptune rtp.
03-08-2009, 07:00 PM
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I mean since you asked http://www.proefi.com/ there ya go. My local shop just attending there buy in training, and will be running it real soon on there pro-am civic so more to come on that
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PM HRTuning if you want that answered, he's the main guy for Neptune here.
If you're going to run a C.O.P. setup, a Tony1 hall-sensor trigger setup, etc, bend over and go with AEM. Otherwise eCtune is the best priced EMS right now. For $399 you can get the license+ostrich+hulog combo for real-time programming, gear-based EBC like S300, secondary maps, 3 general purpose outputs, 2 inputs, etc. Almost everything can be adjusted on it, and almost every month there is an update to fix any bugs that are found.
If you're going to run a C.O.P. setup, a Tony1 hall-sensor trigger setup, etc, bend over and go with AEM. Otherwise eCtune is the best priced EMS right now. For $399 you can get the license+ostrich+hulog combo for real-time programming, gear-based EBC like S300, secondary maps, 3 general purpose outputs, 2 inputs, etc. Almost everything can be adjusted on it, and almost every month there is an update to fix any bugs that are found.
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