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good write up!
ill give it 6 months for more of the AEM kinks to get worked out. Then ill decide on the ECU
ya ya i know this is a discussion topic but im confused now. does hondata allow on the fly programming? like if im at a stoplight and im running lean can i just up the mixture a little or do i need to turn the car off and reburn the rom? Thats possible with the 4B right? (i check hondata.com)
[Modified by KAMiN, 2:58 PM 3/19/2002]
ill give it 6 months for more of the AEM kinks to get worked out. Then ill decide on the ECU

ya ya i know this is a discussion topic but im confused now. does hondata allow on the fly programming? like if im at a stoplight and im running lean can i just up the mixture a little or do i need to turn the car off and reburn the rom? Thats possible with the 4B right? (i check hondata.com)
[Modified by KAMiN, 2:58 PM 3/19/2002]
AEM EMS was not meant for the average joe to start tunning the car. AEM EMS system was meant to be tunned by a pro. It will take some time before most tuners get their own little tricks in etc. AEM is more complex and sometimes with the complexity there may be problems.
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