I have a 02 auto es, an have seen some piggybacks on ebay, but dont have much confidence in them. Is there a goo site to purchase one, or any out on EBAY that are good to purchase. I just need a site or to know if ones on ebay are any good. Thank you.

 

what type of piggyback are u looking for?

the unit i'm running on my car is the greddy E-manage. But i'm under Boost!!

 

www.roadracemotorsports.com has them
they are a vender on this site.
next time please run a search, you would ahve come up with the answer in seconds.

 

How bout the RRM one? Im about to order mine, so some searching and look at some of the results. They are promising. Im excited about getting it! Well anyway my .2 c

 

yea ive heard about the RRM piggyback,where are you odering yours from? its just i usually get my stuff through ebay,but the piggybacks i see on ebay for the lancer dont look to convincing...

 

I'd presume for the RRM piggyback you'd order it from RRM, unless you can find someone selling one on EBay.

 

www.roadracemotorsports.com

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i noticed the RRM piggbacks are $450. Is there any others out there that are just as good for a lower price or is $450 around the price range i will be paying no matter what.

 

Well what if you got a E-manage, would that work? I dunno im just curious myself...

 

That's just it. Just as good for a lower price isn't an option, or people wouldn't be buying the RRM one so often. But it is still like $100 less than its predecessor (which I have). RRM went through a lot of testing to find the ideal fuel map, I doubt any ebay product did anything more than alter the MAS signal to get more fuel in the cylinders. Where in Ca are you? RRM is in Orange County, so you could drive there and have them install it if you even wanted to.

 

Yeh their products may SEEM expensive but in the long run your better off going with RRM!

 

yes it would and it is cheaper, but you would have to get somebody to tune it for you or learn to do it yourself.

 

only thing with buying emanage is you would need to get a wideband or find someone with one so u can tune the a/f accurately but you will definatly need to find someone with a dyno if you want to start messing with the timing so you know what works. This is the route i will be going unless RRM releases their own support tool so we can tune it.

edit: and you need the support tool to link the emanage.