AEM Performance Electronics
AEM Performance Aftermarket Electronics
AEM creates innovative new products that set the standard in the performance aftermarket, delivering the highest level of product integrity and making advanced technologies accessible to the racing masses. AEM believes that a positive customer experience is the key to their success. They achieve this success by delivering products that produce an exceedingly high level of gratification.
One of the reasons that Accesspeed likes AEM is due to their deep appreciation for every racer, enthusiast and distribution partner who chooses to trust their products and will always strive to provide an unparalleled customer service experience. AEM will evolve to meet the support needs of their customers and we will put customers first. AEM will continue to set the standard for service and support in the industry.
AEM VALUES
- Customers satisfaction is #1 priority
- Practice honesty, integrity, and respect for customers, vendors and team members
- Maintaining an apolitical attitude, focusing on teamwork and common goals
- Having a strong work ethic and taking a professional, resilient approach to all endeavors
- Providing clear, concise communication
AEM VISION
To be a top competitor in the global performance automotive aftermarket by continuously innovating, and making great products that are Engineered to Outperform.
Accesspeed is proud to offer AEM Performance Electronics products to our customers. With our low price match guarantee, you will always find the best combination of price and selection at Accesspeed.
Gauges » Tachometers
Tachometers
What is tachometer used for?
A tachometer (also called tach) is a gauge instrument designed to measure revolutions per minute (RPM) of your engine. While there are many reasons to measure RPM with a tachometer, manual transmission drivers can use a tach to ensure proper shift points for maximum performance and optimal fuel efficiency.
How does tachometer work?
A tachometer works like a volt meter. The engine RPMs are converted to electric voltage on a calibrated analogue dial. Digital or electric tachometers convert the analog input into a digital format for display.