I was told by a reputable import shop (to rename nameless) that the new AEM is a worked over Wolf system.

Anyone know if this is true?

I thought it was strange since the US Wolf site is no longer: http://www.wolfems.com/

I'll admit I stopped following the AEM ecu thread after the 4th delay and the 4000'th message, so I apologize if this has been covered.

-Matt

 

They are both made by "AEM", but one is one is Advanced Engine Management, Inc., California, USA, and the other company is Advanced Engine Management P/L, of Melbourne, AUS.

It's possible that they share some parts like VCR's, TV's, stereos, etc., but I don't see any operational resemblance:
The Wolf has rpm-based boost control, the AEM doesn't.
The Wolf has memory cartridges and a hand controller, the AEM doesn't.
The Wolf can run a 12-cylinder, the AEM can only run up to a 10-cylinder.
The AEM has onboard datalogging, the Wolf doesn't.
The AEM has knock sensing, the Wolf doesn't.
etc, etc, etc.

Here are the two web sites:
http://www.aempower.com/ems.htm
http://www.wolfems.com.au/wolf_3d_page.html

 

nope, its a reworked *E*S unit..try to fill it in

 

Gems?

 

I've heard it was a sub-contracted Gems unit...
http://www.gems.co.uk



-Ted