What should my next mod be?
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Originally Posted by rynberg
You're right, my last post may have been a little bit carried away. But the fact does remain that with almost any mods, you can simply plug in a PFC and drive in vacuum until tuning (with a quick change to the PIM or injector size settings, if necessary). With lighter mods, it's even safe to boost a few psi without tuning. With the AEM, all I've seen are stories of cars not being able to idle or even START without extensive work. Perhaps things have changed a little bit since it's been a while since I kept up with the AEM.
Still, you have to admit that AEM did a **** job of preparing the product (which was delayed about a year over it's predicted release IIRC). The recent debacle with their ignition amp coupled with their ecu issues makes me wary of their company in general.
Still, you have to admit that AEM did a **** job of preparing the product (which was delayed about a year over it's predicted release IIRC). The recent debacle with their ignition amp coupled with their ecu issues makes me wary of their company in general.
The PFC is no doubt easier, but I think the AEM has the potential to be nicer. One of these days I may buy one of those for sale from a frustrated impatient user.
Given the experience level of most car owners, its probably wise to recommend the PFC over trhe AEM.
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