I Was Wondering If The Greedy Emange Could Tune The Evo 9 Because Of The Mivec? I Had A Toyota Celica Gts And I Turboed It And The Greddy Emanage Coulndt Tune The Vvtli...was Wondering If The Greddy Emanage Would Work Because I Already Have It But If It Doesnt Work Im Gonna Sell It And Get Something Else...which One Would You Guys Prefer? also have anyone found out how to fix the burning coils with e manage...just wanted to know
just incase i come with the problem?

 

For now... The e-manage (blue) will not controll MIVEC. I've been trying to find someone that had legitimately done if since Jan 05 for my Ralliart. I don't know about the ultimate emanage. It has a wider range of things it can controll but I haven't seen a application guide for it yet, my Acrobat reader keeps throwing errors. Does anyone know for sure if the ultimate can?

 

i actually dont care about controling the mivec...i think my question is that if the greddy emanage blue can tune th airfuel at mivec points? sorry im very new at this!!

 

In that case the best advice I can give you is to contact your local REPUTABLE greddy dealer as they should be doing the tuning for you and would be the ultimate authority on what it can and can't do! With the proper harness and sensors I can't see a problem, as to wether or not the stock sensors will work... Only your dealer/tuner will know for sure. Sorry this isn't a simple yes/no answer, but it's more of a "How much are you willing to spend?" question. Good luck with it though!

 

sell your greddy emanage and reflash your stock ecu.

 

ya what he sed ^^^ or i dunnoe... up to you...

 

What if I reflashed my ecu and used the emanage ultimate to fine tune the flash. I want to use the emanage ultimate to eliminate maf and convert to speed density. I have an evo9 and I want to do a 700+hp setup but maf won't let me do that so I plan to get the ecu reflashed from dynoflash for a 1000cc injectors and my setup and I am going to try to use emanage ultimate to fine tune the fuel maps and ignition maps.

 

if you're thinking on making 700+hp,.... better go EMS.