Feedback on new Greedy E-Manage ECU
04-15-03, 09:26 PM
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Feedback on new Greedy E-Manage ECU
I just ordered the new Geddy E-manage system... Has anyone used it yet and what did they think?
My local mechanix recommended it with the mods I have installed. Please advise... It wil piggy back the stock ECU and connect to the laptop for advanced tuning.
My local mechanix recommended it with the mods I have installed. Please advise... It wil piggy back the stock ECU and connect to the laptop for advanced tuning.
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While your mechanic is right, you do need an ecu, I wouldn't go with that choice.
In my opinion, you are much better off with getting a Pettit ECU, rather than a universal piggy-back ecu like the e-manage. The e-manage does not possess high enough resolution to tune for a turbocharged rotary. The Pettit ECU's are safe and are tunable via $45 chips from Pettit.
If I were you, I would send the e-manage back if possible. You can pick up a used Pettit ECU for the same price as the e-manage.
Of course, the best overall route is to get a Power FC and to get it tuned properly. However, that is a more expensive solution and if you do not live by someone who knows the PFC, it can be difficult to deal with.
In my opinion, you are much better off with getting a Pettit ECU, rather than a universal piggy-back ecu like the e-manage. The e-manage does not possess high enough resolution to tune for a turbocharged rotary. The Pettit ECU's are safe and are tunable via $45 chips from Pettit.
If I were you, I would send the e-manage back if possible. You can pick up a used Pettit ECU for the same price as the e-manage.
Of course, the best overall route is to get a Power FC and to get it tuned properly. However, that is a more expensive solution and if you do not live by someone who knows the PFC, it can be difficult to deal with.
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