GREDDY E-manage Ultimate
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Help Support 4GTuner:
well ive had my heart set on an autornic for ages, but beninca motors are the authorised dealer/tuner in melbourne, and whilst they do know what their on about, and seem to be very good at what they do, speaking o them on the phone and over email has led me to believe they are
a)overpriced
b)rude
c)condescending and
d)lazy
so, maybe a haltech is the way to go? and EFI ahrdware and mitcham I would probably got o for tuning. unless anyopne else knows a good autronic dealer/tuner???
a)overpriced
b)rude
c)condescending and
d)lazy
so, maybe a haltech is the way to go? and EFI ahrdware and mitcham I would probably got o for tuning. unless anyopne else knows a good autronic dealer/tuner???
you wont go wrong with steve..
very friendly and knowledgable person..
so is martin...
they also specialise in WOLF3d =)
next time call them and ask them about wolf.. ask how it compares with autronic
i'll be interested in what they say as they are not wolf centred, they also do hawk and other ecu's...
it'll be quite an unbiased opinion..
let us know!
last time i went there they tried talking me into getting a wolf3d v4 plus,
but again, the autronic stuff is pretty hard to beat....... (unless your comparing price
)
maybe haltech is the go?
budget is anywhere around 2k supplied for the ECU, not including install/wiring/tuning.
but again, the autronic stuff is pretty hard to beat....... (unless your comparing price
) maybe haltech is the go?
budget is anywhere around 2k supplied for the ECU, not including install/wiring/tuning.
wouldn't hurt to ask
wolf has
- electronic boost control built in (just need the solenoid)
- turbo timer built in (just need to wire up the relay)
- wideband o2 built in (just need the sensor)
- memory stick port (2 maps with the flick of a switch)
- data logging
- security pin code (no possible way of starting the car without the pin)
- unlimited free software updates
- free downloadable software
- 125rpm tunable (microtech is 500rpm)
shouldn't count it out..
good stuff!
wolf has
- electronic boost control built in (just need the solenoid)
- turbo timer built in (just need to wire up the relay)
- wideband o2 built in (just need the sensor)
- memory stick port (2 maps with the flick of a switch)
- data logging
- security pin code (no possible way of starting the car without the pin)
- unlimited free software updates
- free downloadable software
- 125rpm tunable (microtech is 500rpm)
shouldn't count it out..
good stuff!
I seem to recall, he was asking what the E-Manage was like, not how it compares to a stand alone Autronic. Unless you have used a e-manage yourself, you are not really in a position to say are Sh!t. For a relatively low cost unit, they work well. Of course a stand alone computer can offer better results, but they can also throw up plenty of problems as well, not withstanding the considerable costs in supply, fit, and tune.
Entaran
Well-Known Member
You don't have to have one to defend it. They are wonderful easy to use units.
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