Greddy E-Manage Blue Question
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Greddy E-Manage Blue Question
I have the opportunity to pick up a greddy emanage blue for $100. Wondering if its worth installing and how difficult it would be to install?
Mods are: Nismo Intake and Headers. Adding Resonated Test Pipes and a HKS High Power Exhaust system this week as well as a MREV2 and 5/16th spacer.
Mods are: Nismo Intake and Headers. Adding Resonated Test Pipes and a HKS High Power Exhaust system this week as well as a MREV2 and 5/16th spacer.
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Thats kinda what I was seeing the more I searched. Not alot of info though. Couple ppl said it burns up your coils if you leave the ignition on for any extended periods of time.. =/
Not really a good selling point lol
Not really a good selling point lol
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The Emanage will only adversely effect coils if the wrong voltage has been selected, i have used the EMU on a single turbo Supra running 550BHP,
however i digress, the problem with using piggybacks on the G35 is down to the std ECU spending nearly all of its time in closed loop, and so unless you have some means of screwing the lambda feedback, it will always fight any adjustment inputted, and win.
Up-rev or stand alone is the best way to go.
however i digress, the problem with using piggybacks on the G35 is down to the std ECU spending nearly all of its time in closed loop, and so unless you have some means of screwing the lambda feedback, it will always fight any adjustment inputted, and win.
Up-rev or stand alone is the best way to go.
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