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6-Second Turbo Coyote Street Car—Justin Jordan Smashes 6s and 200 mph in his 2014 Mustang

by Steve Baur - November 30, 2018November 30, 2018

Written By: Ainsley Jacobs Riverview, Florida’s Justin Jordan has been a fixture in the Mustang scene for several years now, taking his Coyote-powered, street-driven S197 Mustangs deep into the 7s in the quarter-mile. He’s claimed victories in most of the NMRA’s Turbo Coyote Shootouts, as well as in classes at various

Tech Review—Engine Management for Under $1,000, AEM Series 3 Engine Management System and CD-7 Digital Display

by Mike Galimi - October 23, 2018October 23, 2018

It is a horsepower war that has simply crushed the golden era of the ‘60s with OEs getting in on the fun with cars like the 840hp Dodge Demon and all three manufacturers offering supercharged 8-second drag racing packages. For older muscle cars, converting to EFI has never been easier

New Product—AEM DashDesign Software Enhances CD-5 & CD-7 Carbon Dashes

by Mike Galimi - October 4, 2018

AEM’s latest DashDesign Software update (1.04.10) has further enhanced the functionality of CD-5 & CD-7 Carbon dashes to ensure that it delivers the best experience possible for racing, track-day, hot rod, Powersports or any other application needing a digital dash that lets you see everything. This update allows CD Carbon

New Product—AEM Performance Electronics CD-7 Carbon Fiber Digital Racing Dash Display

by Mike Galimi - June 21, 2018June 20, 2018

AEM has updated its CD-7 Digital Dash Display from an aluminum enclosure to a carbon fiber composite enclosure and in the process has reduced its mass from 740g/26.1 oz. to only 595g/20.9oz. That’s almost 1/3rd lbs. less and makes the CD-7 Carbon the lightest graphical dash of its size among

New Product—AEM 8-Channel K-Type EGT CAN Module

by Mike Galimi - May 30, 2018May 30, 2018

AEM has released its 8-Channel K-Type Thermocouple EGT CAN Module (PN 30-2224) that allows racers and enthusiasts to install eight K-type thermocouple sensors onto their vehicle and receive data from the sensors via a one-plug CAN bus connection. It connects out of the box to AEM’s CD Digital Dashes and

AEM X-Series Digital Gauges

by David Wong - September 25, 2017October 15, 2017

AEM Performance Electronics, as the name might suggest, has long been at the forefront of the science of increasing performance through the wrangling and manipulation of electrons. Early on, they realized that all that data flowing through their engine management systems needed to be monitored, and released their (now classic)