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First of all, introduction: Gabor Debreczeni-Kis (Sixday) and Tamas Ecsedi (Ecsy). We're old friends, both of us working in the IT, drift and BMW are our hobbies. For 2009 we plan to build a new drift car for Tamas, with a Bmw M70 V12 engine controlled by VEMS. This is a very low budget project, so we planned to assemble the VEMS for ourselves. We bought the unassembled VEMS controller and all the neccessary parts from the webshop (it was very fast and correct, perfect customer care :)). We're ordered 2 JimStim from the UK for testing and programming. The first project is the VEMS v3.5 assemble. -------------------------------------------- Update: The project above is canceled long time ago, VEMS 3.5 was successfully assembled but never used in live on an engine, just tested with JimStim. It will be used now in our new project: it will run on my '92 BMW E36 325i, on an standard M50B25TU vanos engine.
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