Greddy Black Box?
#2
Re:Greddy Black Box?
it will work, but the greddy black box of lies can only do so much, it will trick the ecu into thinking the car is always cold,
that with a fmu it may work alright,
it will have to be an OBD1 car though.
Jeff
that with a fmu it may work alright,
it will have to be an OBD1 car though.
Jeff
#3
Re:Greddy Black Box?
EDIT:
The greddy black box is no good WITH an FMU because they are both there to do the same thing... It's really a dumb question, sorry to say, but truth is, you either use the black box for up to around 6-7 PSI (supposedly all it's good for) and from about 7-12 (maybe more) alot of people use ONLY the pump w/ FMU. But bottom line, it's EITHER OR. Not BOTH!
(thanks jeff didn't know that, never saw a black box)
The greddy black box is no good WITH an FMU because they are both there to do the same thing... It's really a dumb question, sorry to say, but truth is, you either use the black box for up to around 6-7 PSI (supposedly all it's good for) and from about 7-12 (maybe more) alot of people use ONLY the pump w/ FMU. But bottom line, it's EITHER OR. Not BOTH!
(thanks jeff didn't know that, never saw a black box)
#6
Re:Greddy Black Box?
I think they are both kinda shady for fuel management, but if I had to pick, I would go with the FMU.. But if you are going to run low boost the Blackbox will work just fine 5-6psi (what the greddy kit was designed for)
Jeff
Jeff
#9
Re: Greddy Black Box?
Originally Posted by jagojon3
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I did a search. Which is the reason it is still here from five years ago. That means we can read it and learn. There was no other information available from a search., And I didn't want dumb ***'s like you re telling me the same information already given. So shut the ---- up and let someone with knowlege reply.