baulum

Hi,i've a honda with a modified b16a2 engine but my ecu needs to be tuned.So i'm interested in buying a greddy ultimate emanage,is it a good product?Do we feel satisfied of its tuning capabilities?Here are the mods of my engine,Buddyclub stage 3 cams,steel retainers,dual valve springs,adjustable cam gears,sport air filter,custom exhaust.

2004es2

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I have an e-mange ultimate running my 04 civic with nitrous and its good for the price. It is a piggyback system so there is a limit to what you can do but it is good to change the air/fuel ratio and timing and some other goood stuff. I have heard some bad things about it though so its up to you. Its no aem ems but its better than not having a tune at all.

baulum

what colour is yours?blue or black

2004es2

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Black and silver trim. Or silver and black trim. Something like that.

gibsanez

Go ask whoever will by dyno tuning your car what they are most comfortable using. Chances are it will be a couple programs, and choose the one closest to your price range.

baulum

Actually we don't have dyno in my country but in anyway i'll need a reprogrammable ecu or emanage.I want to know if the emanage is a nice product to tune an n/a engine,especially with an aggressive cams and what about the result?Will it satisfy my needs?

2000siturboR

piggyback Neptune

ludecz

Do it right and get away from piggybacks!
If you're tight on money go with chipped obd1 ecu with either Hondata S100/S200, Crome, Ectune etc. Hondata S300 or even Neptune RTP are worth the money though.

baulum

I think i have no other choices,so will focus on hondata s300.I trust this brand.Its more accurate than the emanage,especially in a honda.Thank you guys.