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SR20VE management
Posted: August 1st, 2014, 7:54 am
by JesuEric
I not inclined when it comes to these electronical parts to say but what gains can I get with a greddy emanage blue?
how does it control airflow?
how does it control fuel?
how does it control timing?
Can it control my VVL?
Looking for a post on 2ner and not seeing these explanations. on google I getting stuff available to buy -_-
Is this wise??? So far I have cold air intake. iridium plugs, NGK plug wires, 2 inch free flow exhaust. its a 6 speed tiptronic transmission that I plan on using until it goes.
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 3rd, 2014, 9:21 am
by Ted_v2
Personally id look into swapping in a menthol kit. a VE is a high comp motor and would benefit from such, METH+super.
im not to familar with the emanage. but what i knw is that its basically used for turbo'in non turbo motors or vehicles with upgraded turbo system. It can tune the injectors, maf and calculate for the turbo upgrade.
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 3rd, 2014, 12:53 pm
by JesuEric
Nice info man but ur the 3rd person to say run methanol ...would that harm my engine?
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 3rd, 2014, 2:37 pm
by skylinechild
JesuEric wrote:I not inclined when it comes to these electronical parts to say but what gains can I get with a greddy emanage blue?
how does it control airflow?
how does it control fuel?
how does it control timing?
Can it control my VVL?
Looking for a post on 2ner and not seeing these explanations. on google I getting stuff available to buy -_-
Is this wise??? So far I have cold air intake. iridium plugs, NGK plug wires, 2 inch free flow exhaust. its a 6 speed tiptronic transmission that I plan on using until it goes.
you need to talk to a tuner called "the syndicate"
he will be able to answer those questions you have on the greddy e manage - i think he's also selling his...
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 3rd, 2014, 2:56 pm
by JesuEric
Or I've seen him make posts but based on his post he seems like he doe HV time to explain those kina things Lol
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 3rd, 2014, 9:00 pm
by Ted_v2
A properly setup methanol kit would act is a cleaner to your engine. It's gives the impression of a steam cleaning.
I really like a meth kit. Your engine would benefit from it. There's a few tuners here with it installed in their na engines. It's a good start for a possible turbo project later on.
Ve+t is power from God yes. Revvy as hell.
Btw what he said above. That's the guy that I asked about the emanage. He knows a lot from his experience.
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 4th, 2014, 7:46 am
by JesuEric
Nice i will ask him about management then ile decide which one i will do first
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 4th, 2014, 8:24 am
by turbosingh
Either run a V-manage or water/meth kit.Did alot of research on the water/meth kit and it will more do a good than a bad.
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 4th, 2014, 9:40 am
by JesuEric
V-manage? would research that and whats the possible bads as u researched already?
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 4th, 2014, 4:31 pm
by Ted_v2
Think he ment emanage
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 4th, 2014, 10:04 pm
by X_Factor
emanage may be slightly over kill for that set up at present since you will need to be going to the dyno to tune etc
you should look into getting some decent headers and an external oil cooler for that tranny
even a MSS is also an option
yakuza or anil are the guys to link with for parts and advice
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 4th, 2014, 10:40 pm
by JesuEric
Yo man, i have a tranny oil cooler as well my bad and i hear about this greddy mss how does it work
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 4th, 2014, 10:46 pm
by Ted_v2
Yakuza. Talk to him about the meth. He using it I think.
Saw it on a foreign forum
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 4th, 2014, 11:25 pm
by X_Factor
most likely the car will be the guy's daily driver, so water meth may not be that practical at the moment for him....and his CR's will be nothing like what yakuza and those running anyways
he can probably look into those Apexi AFC's as well
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 4th, 2014, 11:42 pm
by mpower
management for na , only if you plan on running ITB's and go with even higher comp.
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 5th, 2014, 7:06 am
by turbosingh
Ted_v2 wrote:Think he ment emanage
https://www.google.tt/url?sa=t&rct=j&q= ... j6jJLGpniwPadna i dealing speed long time eh lol
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 5th, 2014, 8:46 am
by JesuEric
lol correct its a daily driven car. but what im ultimately concerned about was if I getting the right air/fuel ratio as well as activating VVL slightly earlier. As I have a CAI yes it gave slight gain but is the engine using all the air its taking or is it wasting time or how to get it to be more efficient? I was thinking bigger fuel pump but I don't know if the bigger fuel pump is just going to increase pressure because at the end of the day the injector feeds are controlled bigger wont mean more fuel entering the cylinder chambers. even if I get more fuel and air is 2 inch exhaust too little?
so I thought all that would have been answered with a management but it sounds like im better off with a Greddy MSS or V-manage and a meth kit. now Yesterday I researched that a proper meth kit for my setup will cost about 3k which isn't a problem but im wondering if its worth it because higher octane and a cool car allows for higher ignition timing but also seems to be for higher boost comfortably so I guess that's why tuner above stated is good for a future turbo project which I plan on starting next year after I get my 2nd car later this year.
Apexi AFC? what is that? so far for sure by month end I am getting a VVL controller of some sort
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 5th, 2014, 8:48 am
by JesuEric
really appreciating the info fellas
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 5th, 2014, 9:01 am
by THE SYNDICATE
^ lol
the emanage blue controls air flow,it intercepts the signal. it controls the injectors by altering the pulse. u can add fuel but not minus. timing control as well.
the vtec output can be used to control vvl as well. jus need to change a jumper setting in the emanage. the wire color is yellow.
I won't comment on the water meth. have enough comments in the thread. food for thought, I ran a sr20de-t for almost three years with a top mount cooler, no water meth. i'm currently VE-T now same top ,mount and no water meth.
and yes mine is for sale. reason being i'm looking into full standalone for my VE-T!
any other questions OP, call me 771-6489 or PM or Post. will help out anyway I can before the con men get to u. it have a lot out there jus waiting to pounce! u
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 5th, 2014, 9:06 am
by THE SYNDICATE
My engine bay. So what advice I may give u is from experience and not what ah man pardna do!
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 5th, 2014, 9:39 am
by JesuEric
oh my ...(sheds tear) impressive. ...is that a SR16VE head or it just painted?
Re: SR20VE management
Posted: August 5th, 2014, 9:42 am
by THE SYNDICATE
original blue 16 cover not painted