Good day I have been trying to figure out if this EMS can control VVTI. AEM Says no. Everyone else says no. Only guy who has come out and said yes is savignton. I would like to know if it can and what are the steps to configure it. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You

 

Nice user-name, virgin.

 

Its like a knock off ebay version of you

 

I bet you cant guess why I had to chose that one......

 

Lust for my engorged hog?

 

OMG what did I get myself into #facepalm

 

Don't fight it, it will only make him harder. Just relax and let him finish

 

How do i nominate this for thread of the year?

 

lol. Fair enough.
anyone else to assist with me question.

 

Your original question: You can do it. I bet if you searched for something on the subject posted by Savington, you could arrive at how to do it within about 30 seconds, as i did.

Hint: GPIO.

 

Not really.

 

HMM yes i saw that its gpio 5-8. its that he used a series one box. Everyone else is saying that the ems 4 the circuitry is different and all that. Thats why i specified EMS-4.

 

He sets up EMS-4's on many of his current builds/setups and has posted about it a whole bunch of times.

You should keep searching. Or contact him. You're gonna make hussy mad if you keep n00bing up his name like this.

 

Well Imma contact him. Thank u all for ur assistance

 

I don't know what to tell you. I found that information in a thread specifically pertaining to EMS-4, as i was intelligent enough to include "EMS-4" in my search parameters.

At this point, you've spent more time replying to posts in this thread than it took me to find multiple threads on this very subject with solutions.

"EMS-4 Miata VVT"

 

I looked at this thread thinking Trey started it, excited that it didn't have to do with bicycles. I was trolled.

 

RIGHT??!!!

I clicked with the quickness too.

And then lost my erection

 

Me as well, but it was quickly restored with the phrase "engorged hog."

 

I miss old hustler so much

 

OP, VVT is totally doable with an EMS-4 box. You'll need our 12+1 trigger wheel and some settings, all of which are included in our PnP EMS-4 setups.