What is this? I was on emanageusers but it doesnt really tell what it is. Any answers?

 

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=143453

I've been waiting for more info as well.

 

You take a blue emanage and modify it internally (no parts needed) to function like the gold. Fairly simple if you are mechanically/electrically inclined. It took me about 15 minutes to do. I'm now logging a/f and boost, along with everything else.

 

how do you do it then

 

Is the gold out yet? I'd rather just buy one.

 

I don't think the gold was ever sold here. I have some links to the conversion, but they're at home. I'll try to post them later. If you google it you'll get a few hits though. It's a very simple process; solder in 1 jumper and bridge two sets of pins together off of the main chip. Not for the faint of heart though, it would be quite easy to smoke that chip with excessive heat.

 

Hey guys, I have the file on my harddrive in pdf format on how to convert the unit (with pictures). I am not sure where I can host the file, if you want contact me on aim (boss1112) and i will send it to you. Perhaps someone can host it for everyone. It seems alot of people have done this with great success. It is still the blue unit so it does lack a few connections but all in all with the gold software you get many more options....

 

How it logs the a/f ? I mean what sensor it uses?

Thanks

 

Did you find the files? If you send them to me I could post them.

 

Supposedly, the steps outlined in the attached PDF convert a Blue to a Gold.

I haven't done it, and the linked PDF isn't my creation. Proceed at your own risk.

BlueToGold.pdf

 

So, do you attach the wideband & boost line to the emange or does it read it from the computer?

 

If my memory serves me correct, you use the aux input to read the O2 sensor. I know the actual connection just reads 0-5v which is good for the MAP sensor, but I am not to sure how it will work on a wideband o2 sensor (not sure if it gives output between 0-5v also...) What I do know is that the LM-1 has an output that can be used on anything that can read voltages 0-5.

There has to definately be some type of data manipulation in which you would have to convert the voltages to actualy AFR which shouldn't be hard. Maybe some of the programming could be hacked to do this but Im not hacker!