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I would more precisely call it a unit that leaves a lot |
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AshsZ on January 07, 2004 at 6:06 PM |
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e-manage is NOT crap posted by fourZero on January 07, 2004 at 05:43 PM |
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to be desired.. Primarily like wanting a more refined method of adjusting fuel and timing. You see, with that device, when you change your A/F, it affects the timing. So when you are tuning you are constantly having to make 2 pulls because once you fix the A/F, you indirectly changed the timing, so you have to make another pull to see your timing curve, and then fix it back to where it was, then make another pull to check it.. Its a VERY LONG method of doing it. And then you get into changing boost levels and the e-manage will require you to do all this trickery all over again once you change the boost setting... With the stock ECU, you are directly changing the parameters in the maps and doing them discretely and independently of each other. This totally changes and accellerates the process of tuning the car. So I wouldn't say it is crap.. It works, but it leaves a lot to be desired...
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