cmoney

hey i have been looking but i just keep getting the same response from greddy


i just purchased a emange blue box for running my turbo set up is this a good fuel management system (if properly tuned of course)? i don't know i got a great deal on one and have no idea if they are truely applicable for turbo setups/

thanks for your help

Chris Harris

Wondering why you bought something and then do the research afterwards. Usually helps if you do it the other way around.

cmoney

well when a good deal that isn't going to last long is stareing you in the face you gots to act then you know

TurboEF9

Sell it. Use the money to buy something better. There have to be more suckers out there, you can't be the only one. :P

IndianRide

a p06 and uberdata is still cheaper than any emanage I've ever seen . I know volumeking needs one for his cavy though

Afterhours

I'm running the E-Manage on my set-up.
99' Mercury Cougar, 2.0 Zetec, T-3 48/60.................

TurboEF9

For non-Hondas... it's a viable solution, I don't think anyone will argue that. This being a primarily Honda board, I ASSumed that is what he had.. My mistake.

But, for Hondas, it's a fat ***'d waste of money, no matter how much you pay for it.

cmoney

so your saying its not as good as uberdata but its got to be better then a fmu and them where my options..shittiy ---- ******* shittyson why do things never work out for me

BoosTedZSix

its better than an fmu. but for the money uber or crome would have been a better choice. how much did you pay if you dont mind me asking?? isnt emanage different from the bluebox??

bitchasscracker

you dont have the emanage system, its a fully programable system tuned by computer

you have the greddy blue box its like a base map, that is not reprogramable