Anybody got any Miata AEM F/IC maps?
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If all goes well, I'll be able to throw a rough tune on the car by Friday before I travel across town to install the clutch. Sure would be nice to have someone's map to look at ![](https://www.miataturbo.net/images/smilies/smile.gif)
email is KA24DET@gmail.com Thanks in advance if anybody'sgot one?
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email is KA24DET@gmail.com Thanks in advance if anybody'sgot one?
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I have the AEM set up to do some other cool things like run the auxilliary radiator fan with the A/C off, use the check engine light as a knock sensor light, overboost fuel cut, etc. Let me know if you need instructions.
Other sensors I have: knock sensor from a GM Saturn (similar resonant freq. to Miata 1.8), AEM wideband O2, GM air intake temp sensor. I am not using the stock MAF.
I am using the stock ignition with the plugs gapped to about .025.
You can use some of the existing wiring to minimize running extra wires. You can tap into the diagnostic connector for the boost solenoid. I am using the ground and 5V wires on the EGR for the MAP, just need to run one wire for the signal. Let me know if you need more info.
Regards,
Barry
Other sensors I have: knock sensor from a GM Saturn (similar resonant freq. to Miata 1.8), AEM wideband O2, GM air intake temp sensor. I am not using the stock MAF.
I am using the stock ignition with the plugs gapped to about .025.
You can use some of the existing wiring to minimize running extra wires. You can tap into the diagnostic connector for the boost solenoid. I am using the ground and 5V wires on the EGR for the MAP, just need to run one wire for the signal. Let me know if you need more info.
Regards,
Barry
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