Say I buy the Hydra Nemesis EMS. This Unit completly replaces the stock ECU correct?
If that is so, do I loose all of my standard features to my car? Such as the Cruise Control, Check Engine Lights, Power Options, Gas Lights,... and all the other Stock ECU controlled Functions?
I want my car to still be my car, but just have better or more options for fuel and power. Any suggestions??
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RobertsMB
2005 Toyota Corolla XRS
1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo
I've never seen the AEM, much less touch it.
I have no knowledge or experience to base a comparison on.
I would suggest either talking to whoever you plan on tuning your car OR
if you are going to take the task upon yourself, find other owners that have done it and see what they recommend.
I use Bryan "NoShoes" Moore for my tuning.
He's base out of Virginia Beach and he does travel.
You could shoot him an e-mail (tell him I sent you):
noshoes.madpowaz.com
Va Beach huh.... Im about 2.5 hours from there, he wouldnt even have to travel.
One last thing... and Im sure its in there but I just cant interpret the meaning.
I would like to have 2 setups... 1 for daily driving nice gas mileage low boost 4 cyl car, and 1 for stupid mean 11 second nasty MR2.. and I would like to differntiate between the 2 in the flip of a switch or button or enter key on laptop...
is there a way to do this?
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RobertsMB
2005 Toyota Corolla XRS
1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo
ok,.. well im gonna be running off the stock ECU for a while untill I can afford the Nemisis or AEM which ever, so it should give me plenty of time to research both and see what I want.
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RobertsMB
2005 Toyota Corolla XRS
1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo
Va Beach huh.... Im about 2.5 hours from there, he wouldnt even have to travel.
One last thing... and Im sure its in there but I just cant interpret the meaning.
I would like to have 2 setups... 1 for daily driving nice gas mileage low boost 4 cyl car, and 1 for stupid mean 11 second nasty MR2.. and I would like to differntiate between the 2 in the flip of a switch or button or enter key on laptop...
is there a way to do this?
yes..its called no boosting....lol...i do this all the time to save gas....
lol ... true, but it is nice to have a "street tune" with a lower fuel pressure.
When I ran the SAFC/VPC combo we had it set up this way,
but it rquired me to physically change the FP and adjust: the EBC, SAFC & VPC.
... 4 steps to go through to save some gas, but it was a lot of gas!
yeah i dont know if its possible to do, or more importantly what it would cost,.. but I would love to go from corolla gas mileage to funny car drag speed with a minor switch or a few buttons on the laptop... even if i had to cut the car off for a second and restart it to reset the EMS or whatever,... that would be fine.
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RobertsMB
2005 Toyota Corolla XRS
1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo
yes something extremely similar to that.... im not even above having a separate gas tank full of 100 octane,... although that wasnt exactly waht i had in mind... wanted to do it all from 1 gas tank.
but it would have to change everything over... fuel maps, ignition maps, timing, boost, afr, eveyrthing so that i go from 35mpg to 18psi and 350whp.
if you have that setup, please tell me what i need to do to make it happen.
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RobertsMB
2005 Toyota Corolla XRS
1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo
well, sent rickyb an email.. lets see if this thing will do everythign I want it to... jek, what did yours cost all installed and tuned, if you dont mind me asking... i need an out the door price so I can get my moneys together.
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RobertsMB
2005 Toyota Corolla XRS
1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo
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