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Anyone running the greddy e-manage ultimate?
Just wondering if anyone's had any dealings with it.
I'm sussing out the pro's and cons of them, because I'm thinking of getting one.
Cheers.
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greddy e-manage ultimate
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Posted 23 June 2008 - 11:17 PM
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Posted 24 June 2008 - 11:01 AM
Talk to Brenton, it will be funny, he will cry I think.
He has had an absolute mountain of trouble with Darrens as far as I know.
I think for the price range a Microtech will be a better option.
He has had an absolute mountain of trouble with Darrens as far as I know.
I think for the price range a Microtech will be a better option.
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Posted 24 June 2008 - 11:53 AM
We reckon the E-Manage is fine on un modified engines but throw in big cams,injectors and Hi flowed turbs its just way to much for the piggy back setup and the standard ECU is to bloody smart for its own good. I agree with Matt talk to Brenton FIRST.
Cheers Bud
Cheers Bud
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Posted 24 June 2008 - 12:19 PM
The main problem is the ultimate doesn't work too well with hot cams and MAP.
The 1UZ has MAF so shouldn't be as troublesome as the 2JZ with MAP.
If you plan to supercharge down the track, go standalone…
The 1UZ has MAF so shouldn't be as troublesome as the 2JZ with MAP.
If you plan to supercharge down the track, go standalone…
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Posted 24 June 2008 - 12:59 PM
george @ aps ran one for a while didn't he?
I've been looking at them also.
I've been looking at them also.
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Posted 30 June 2008 - 04:11 PM
so di ryan he had one and he had no probs with it you just have to get it tuned by some one who wont F*%k it
damo when you going to give my old skool baby a run :)
damo when you going to give my old skool baby a run :)
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Posted 19 August 2008 - 11:02 PM
Hardy, on Jun 30 2008, 04:11 PM, said:
so di ryan he had one and he had no probs with it you just have to get it tuned by some one who wont F*%k it
just ta let you know,Ryans "E Manage" was one of those useless screw driver adjustable lo-tec 'emanage blue',which when run up on the dyno had THE worst graph & A/f ratio's i've ever seen. Felt ok(ish) on the road but showed every symptom of baaaaaad control/tuning when tested properly. but i guess ya get wot ya pay for.
The E-Manage ultimate is a good unit it does have it's uses,currently i'm using one to prop the toilet door open. I've also heard of one being
used for a dog chew toy with great success!!!!!!! :doggy:
na-h it's actually a good unit but, with some good tuning aspects & control/functions.(i love the data logging),but as far as E.C.U.'s are concerned, you can do sooooooo much better,it's like dreaming of a owning Supra but, only settling for a S-13!!!! you know it'll only do half the job,so just do it properely in the 1'st place,you won't regret it.
piggy back E.C.U's are ok if you are running std(ish.) engine,injectors or similar & are just looking to trim up fuel curves ect.... they don't do the full job..............Brenton :ok: :) :)
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