DSM Tuning

[91nbtsi]

AEM or DSMLink

[inspector01]

AFCs...lolz, i didn't realize anyone still had those.....

[Grr]

Nothing wrong with a chipped ECU and an AFC to fine tune it, seen alot of really well set up cars with that combination and its cheap. Using the AFC on a stock ECU is retarded though, making that large of a change. With the chip the changes are pretty minor and very effective. BUT, DSMLink FTW

[tyklein8]

inspector01;254745 wrote:
AFCs...lolz, i didn't realize anyone still had those.....

ya ya ya...on the car when I bought it. I need to update I know

[no_slow_clap]

mitsulogger, ecuflash.

[aliengotpsi]

I loved the S-afc.... Its cheap..and all dsm'ers are cheap!!!

[D S ohM]

Dont bother going with AEM. Just use DSMlink with a socketed ecu. Its a beautiful thing...and less than half the price of AEM.

[91nbtsi]

How much power are you looking to make? That's the question you have to ask. AEM has no limits. DSMLink is still limited by a MAF of some sorts, unless that has changed? To me going to a MAP sensor was priceless. Well worth the extra money of an AEM.

[zbrown]

91nbtsi;254830 wrote:
To me going to a MAP sensor was priceless. Well worth the extra money of an AEM.

+1........ SD >> MAF:icon_puke_r:

[PSiedTSi]

I would look into MAP-ECU and see if anyone has had any success with one of those on a DSM. They are/were limited to like 32psi, but not many people run that much boost(that only want a piggyback, anyway). The Supra guys have had decent success with them, but the word on the street is that the older ones were kind of a PITA to tune.