Greddy Emanage Question
 

I was given a Greddy emanage for my birthday from my best friend and i just wanted to know if it would be ok to use. I know that many people on here don't use it, but i thought since it was free, maybe i could use it. If i plugged it up, could i use the knobs on the side to adjust my air/fuel. I just wanted to use it for now on low boost to get my feet wet.

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Knobs? Uhh..


Get off your ass and move this to managment noel "king of smokes"

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Hey if you dont use it sell it to me. I need one badly, but yeah you can use the knobs. Their not as accurate, though, as it would be with the program that you use on a laptop to tune it.

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do you happen to know a site where i can find info on using the knobs on the emanage?

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dude. if you've got a civic, it would basically be uber-retarded to do anything but TE/Uber/Chrome

sell the emanage.

The dials are for adjusting the MAP voltage signal to the ECU. To do anything worth a flying ---- with the emanage, you'll need the software and cable. Otherwise, it's an archaic tuning device.

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you could probably sell the emanage for enough to buy a chipped ecu.

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DIBS DIBS DIBS

Ill buy it!!! I dont have a civic but I need it. Let me know if you want to and what you have besides the blue box.

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For that you could get a chipped ECU and an Ostrich.

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Id say sell it, and sell it to me. and save

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I run EManage man ... cause it came with my 15G kit ... I run 8psi with FMIC on my D16Z6

yes you can use the 5 rotary switches to adjust fuel. However you can't be sure at what RPM those are set to work. Standard they are set to be at 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000, and 6000 RPMs ... But those can be set to whatever RPMs one want ... for instance - 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000 ...

also, do you know what maps are loaded ? fuel ? ignition ? Airflow adj. ?

as for their accuracy - yes, they are accurate. They adjust by 1% ... from -20% to +20% at the set RPM point