It looks like someone must have hacked AEM's website. Try and log in to the electronics forum.

I can't believe it.

 

damn terrorists.

 

SOLDİER OF ALLAH

 

It was hax0rd. The proper people know about it and it's being fixed.

Tyler

 

Their website was built with the same quality as their products.

 

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Wow, maturity much?

 

You must be kidding about the quality remark. AEM has brought standalones to that average racer like nobody. You should be very grateful. Every company has problematic products, doesn't make them bad overall. You win most of the time and you are successful, just like at the race track.

AEM

 

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alot of companies should actually look to AEM's business model. I think all of their stuff is made in the US. they support a ton of racers, they have true tech support, great dealer network, products for TONS of applications. what else?

Considering alot of their competition has their products made in china/overseas they are doing pretty good.
and ****, they do tons of testing in house. most other companies just start shipping their products before they have been tested at all. Then after people blow up a few engines or break stuff, they fix the problem.

 

ive owned my AEM EMS for well over a year+ with no issues (kow) and its an older 30-1000..maybe im just one of the lucky ones..

 

it's Tyler's gay midget **** collection.

 

LMAO!

 

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most other companies just start shipping their products before they have been tested at all. Then after people blow up a few engines or break stuff, they fix the problem.</TD></TR></TABLE>

your kidding with that statement right?

 

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I agree, Im biting my lip so hard its bleeding. I love how people think AEM invented the engine mgmt system, little do they know its a rebadged system from over seas.

 

I guess you could say its a real gem of a system.
Glenn

 

heehheheeh, you hit the nail on the head there sir

 

Oh, you mean the gems board that the aem was derived from. Well that would certainly discredit them by all means. Just because they brought it to plug and play with so many vehicles at a reasonable price point and added so many features doesn't mean they have done anything special!

The world needs more critics! Thanks for the HEADS UP fellas! Thank our lucky stars for whistle blowers, whew!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Speedworks801 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Oh, you mean the gems board that the aem was derived from. Well that would certainly discredit them by all means. Just because they brought it to plug and play with so many vehicles at a reasonable price point and added so many features doesn't mean they have done anything special!

The world needs more critics! Thanks for the HEADS UP fellas! Thank our lucky stars for whistle blowers, whew!

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Funny stuff Speedworks .

We actually teach about our relationship with GEMS as part of our dealer training in the field.

I hope they don't find out that the boost control solenoid we recommend is actually made by...are you ready for this...General Motors.

 

i havent had any problems, 30-1000, cd2i, wideband, 3.5 bar map and a boost control solenoid that cost $19, who cares if the main board is made by somebody else, every company out-sources someting.