AEM Series 2 - low-cam and high cam fuel
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In the Series 2 EMS there are specific points to turn on VTEC. The three most common are MAP, RPM and Throttle. Most likely if one of the conditions are being met it should be in VTEC. Its very rare you are going to be in a situation where one one would be in the VTEC portion of the map, but not need VTEC to be on. Yes there are some cases. So for instance tuning your map find your activation area and tune that part of the map for VTEC.
In the Series 2 EMS there are specific points to turn on VTEC. The three most common are MAP, RPM and Throttle. Most likely if one of the conditions are being met it should be in VTEC. Its very rare you are going to be in a situation where one one would be in the VTEC portion of the map, but not need VTEC to be on. Yes there are some cases. So for instance tuning your map find your activation area and tune that part of the map for VTEC.
Can it
Switch into VTEC at 5500/85kPA (Near full throttle)
Can it switch into VTEC at say 6000 rpm (500rpm higher) at 50Kpa ( 50% part throttle)? how would AEM handle that?
Last edited by Johnny_9; Mar 26, 2012 at 04:24 AM. Reason: hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
You have settings for whatever you want to switch it over for. You can tie it all into RPM on/off, Map on/off and TPS on/off so all conditions would have to be met for it to engage.
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