Can i install an AEM fuel/ignition controller without having the forced induction?
Jul 26, 2009 by SaryG | Posted in Honda
i have a Civic SI and i wanted to install this AEM fic before having a forced induction installed in my car... will it give me some horsepower/torque or will i just waste my time & money?
Waste of cash unless you have forced induction
Kenny | Jul 26, 2009
I agree with kenny it would be a waste.
Matt | Jul 26, 2009
Will a AEM Wideband UEGO controller be enough for fuel management for a turbo project?
Oct 10, 2008 by Clinton/Obama 08' | Posted in Other - Cars & Transportation
The car Im turboing is a 2000 Toyota Camry, will I need anything else to control fuel, if so what will I need?
Call AEM they will be glad to tell you what you need.
jumbobret | Oct 10, 2008
WHAT IS AEM Fuel and Ignition Controller ?
Oct 31, 2008 by Joel R | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
OK I DONT HAVE BOOST IF I THINK WHAT I THINK IT DOSE I WANT IT FOR THE CAM TIMEING SO CAN YOU LET ME KNOW
its a waste of money get your car dyno tuned
hlibier | Oct 31, 2008
Aftermarket Equipment Manufacturing. i don't know if this is what your wondering but the fuel and ignition controller won't mess with the cam
snyper | Oct 31, 2008
What is a good fuel management system or engine management system for a turbo conversion?
Oct 10, 2008 by Clinton/Obama 08' | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
The engine is a 5SFE, 2000 Toyota Camry, Im not asking for a lecture on its a family can, Blah Blah, I know
Im just looking for a good fuel managment system, Im thinkin an AEM wideband controller.
You need to do a LOT of research for that project. There are lots of toyota forums that would have the best info. If you haven't done anything yet, you need to consider building the block to handle the turbo or it may be short-lived, you need to think about how to strengthen your tranny and c-joints also, as well as upgrading your fuel system from your pump to your injectors. By the time you have researched those details you will have figured out the best fuel management system for your goals.
Mr. E Man | Oct 10, 2008
prelude vtec controller?
Dec 02, 2008 by sob_andizzle | Posted in Honda
i got a 99 honda prelude base model automatic
AEM cold air intake
Ceramic Headers
High Flow cat
Cat Back Exhaust..
im looking for something to give me some power aroudn $300-400
i was thinking about a Apexi Vtec controller but idk if it will give me any horsepower without any serious engine work.
Do you think i should put it in or should i get something else?
if so what should i get?
If your plugs are old you could look to upgrade them with wires to squeeze all the power you can out. That isn't too expensive. Also you could see if anyone makes under drive pulleys for your car. Also not too expensive. You could always look to upgrade suspension and brakes which many people overlook. Later down the line you could go with nitrous as a cheap way to go fast. Just remember when you get it, get a bottle heater, window switch, and Fuel pressure safety switch. But before you get into all that make sure you read up on it to make sure its for you. And remember weight reduction is free horsepower.
Pat McDev | Dec 02, 2008
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