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For the most part its plug and play for the AEM to plug into the ECU harness with the boomslang conversion harness. Some wiring needs to be done under the hood. You need to wire up the EVO injector connectors, resistor box, AEM Map sensor harness, AEM IAT sensor harness, need to extend the wires for the cam sensor connector and ignition coil connectors. Its not difficult, just takes a little bit of time and patience. Then, depending on your setup, you gotta do your fan wiring/relay/fuse setup for aftermarket slim line fans (again if your using that type of setup).
Still sitting.
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2pc heads FTW!
interesting.... ok so what if you used the aem standalone for the eclipse, you wouldn't need a conversion harness, you won't need the resistor box if you run wrx injectors... correct? and sense its a standalone it has the same potential as the evo specific standalone, right?
No.
Your galant harness connectors that go into the ECU are not like a 3g 5-speed connectors. The stock 8g harness has the pins on the connectors stacked 3 high and the 3g 5-speed and EVO have them stacked 2 high, so thats why you need the boomsland conversion harness for the ECU connectors. Besides, the 3g AEM EMS is the same as the EVO, its the same part#. You wouldnt need the resistor if you ran high impedance injectors, correct. At the same token, you dont "need" a standalone EMS either, you could run the stock EVO ECU with EcuFlash and tune it that way.
Few Changes from last time. First, I removed the fogs (fogs are in the hi-beam housing) and used a plastic bumper mesh from a 2003 Lancer (look closely). I relocated the plate to a more suited position. Other than that it works for me.
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^i like!
^ looks good and unique fogs. Looks jdm ish lol
whoa, stop ........ r ur fogs in the heads?
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so its like a acura tl lol....but your missing bi-xenons