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Aem Ems V2 7mgte on 2040-parts.com

US $1,200.00
Location:

Killeen, Texas, United States

Killeen, Texas, United States
Used, sold in working condition<br><br>
Brand:AEM

I am selling a working AEM EMS V2 with a plug and play adapter for a 86.5-88 Toyota Supra with a 7mgte. This unit will work for 89+ and turbo/nonturbo with some wiring modifications. I used this setup with a 2jzge with all my 7m sensors. It will come with AEM 3.5 Bar MAP sensor, and pigtail to wire it. You will need an IAT sensor, and a wideband installed to fully use this ECU.

I went to a different ECU and setup all together. Car was running fine on this setup. I purchased from Drift motion for a little over 1600. The base map is currently on it, for 440cc injectors but I do not recommend driving on this map without a tune. This map is supplied by drift motion configured as a start up map.

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