e-manage and 88 tII
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Do you want to remove the afm?
I run emanage with the afm, but i also use the preasure sensor for controlling fuel on boost.
I have wired in the oem boost sensor to feed emanage the boost.
I think you can use the external signal harnes to "fake" the afm signal to the ECU and map emanage on boost.
I would go for a standalone if i was to remove the afm.
Best regards..
And ... the OEM stereo connector in our cars are a exact match for all the extra cables that you "have" to buy for emange...
I run emanage with the afm, but i also use the preasure sensor for controlling fuel on boost.
I have wired in the oem boost sensor to feed emanage the boost.
I think you can use the external signal harnes to "fake" the afm signal to the ECU and map emanage on boost.
I would go for a standalone if i was to remove the afm.
Best regards..
And ... the OEM stereo connector in our cars are a exact match for all the extra cables that you "have" to buy for emange...
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The emanage ultimate has the ability to remove the afm and run on a speed density setup like a standalone, the blue version doesn't. How effective is it? Have no clue, but you can datalog the afm with it and make an initial speed density map. I imagine if it was to work it would be finicky to get working right(drivability) and staged injection probably wouldn't make it any easier also.
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well I already have the e-manage ultimate,I'll order the map sensor and see what happens with it,as for the r-tek,I'll look into it,I had a microtech lt10 untill my car got stolen,now i'm starting from scratch but on a budget. any help on installing this baby will be helpful.
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