JDMEJ2

ok i am running a greddy turbo kit with a t3/t4 turbonetics turbo drag setup. 310 rc injectors and a safc. i was told the only way to get more power out of it is to convert to obd1. but there is another rout. thats greddy emanage? anyone know anything about it and if its worth getting?? im running 7psi right now. please help me.

03EM2guy

your in the wrong section ..this is 2001-2005

a lot of guys here use greddy emange for their boosted setups ..it a piggy back system

(im pretty sure)

Vantage

SAFC is a BARE minimum for tuning a turbo, and im suprised ur actually doing it.

Although converting to obd1 would give u more options, u can do everything u need with obd2.

emanage is a good start, or if u have $$, try EMS.

As he said, wrong forum

Padawan

"Converting" to OBD-1 sounds more difficult and costly than it really is. You can put together a nice setup with a chipped ECU that will be relatively inexpensive and offer a great deal of tuning capability.

turbocivic7901

I was actually considering it myself since I don't want to go OBD I either. They also came out with an e-manage ultimate which is supposed to have more points in which you can tune. From what I heard though hondata is still better becuase it has some more features.

92redhatch

im selling an emanage $250

specv5150

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Yeah, it is rather simple.

buy ecu

buy conversion harness

I paid a total of $400 to "convert" my civic and that included a laptop for tuning

black_EM1

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Are you trying to stay OBD2 and pass emissions and all that?

E-Manage.

Edit: I just noticed where you're from. What color Si do you drive? I'm in J-ville, and mine's is the black one with the Mugens.

black_EM1

http://www.greddy.com/products...ry=47

There you go.

turbocivic7901

Actually yeah I'm trying to stay OBD 2. I really don't want to convert even though it's probably better, thanks for the advice. I drive a black civic as well, I'm down in Miami though.

bsixteen

my friend has emanage on his 03 SI. if you have the money go w/ AEM ems or something like it.

JDMEJ2

i live in jacksonville. im on my buddy ryans account. but i drive a black 2000 SI thats turbo charged. i need to get it tuned. im running 7psi on a turbonetics t3/t4 turbo and 310 injectors. im not pushing the power i wanna push and was told the rout i need to go is obd1 but im a lazy guy. id rather pay some extra money to get power the right way and still pass inspection. i mean ferraris do it dont they?? lol

turbocivic7901

With an AEM EMS I'd have to change all the sensors though wouldn't I. I've also heard that the car won't run as smooth as it was before. Can someone make it clear because I am clueless about it.

black_EM1

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That's what I thought. Turbo'd LS/VTEC, right?

jeffk182

I just got my turbo kit in and im running the emanage...its not fully tuned at the moment, but it works. My tuner is telling me to get Apex'i Power FC. Im putting that into consideration rite now, but thats pretty pricey..about 950$. My emanage cost me around 250 and I got a plug n' play harness from Boomslang fabrications which cost me 180..makes it real simple

JDMEJ2

ya thats me. im getting 1000cc injectors and going obd1 tuned for 20 lbs. i recently found out i have eagle rods and pistons

TurbdEG6

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You are not going to be running 20 psi in a b16 with only pistons and rods. Even with better head studs, the motor would be finished within a VERY short time.

FuNkDrSpOt

iTrader: (5)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDMEJ2 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok i am running a greddy turbo kit with a t3/t4 turbonetics turbo drag setup. 310 rc injectors and a safc. i was told the only way to get more power out of it is to convert to obd1. but there is another rout. thats greddy emanage? anyone know anything about it and if its worth getting?? im running 7psi right now. please help me.</TD></TR></TABLE>

E-manage Ultimate is a good tool that can be tuned as well as a chipped ecu can, although I have to confess I don't know what exactly the E-manage blue can do.

If you have no emissions, go OBD1. If you do, then e-manage will work for you and work much better than the SAFC since it relies on a MAP hack before the ECU that makes you run rich all the time whereas the e-manage actually connects to the injectors and edits the voltage AFTER the ECU is involved. The problem with SAFC and obd2 is that the obd2 has an ability to self-correct with issues regarding fuel.