Greddy Emanage question
I was hoping to get some feedback on what people thought of the Greddy Emanage ultimate with karcepts' tune.
I have a 2005 AP2 that is relatively stock except for testpipe, K&N drop in filter, and LHT modified airbox. Im looking to lower VTEC and correct any lean conditions. I doubt I will ever go forced induction and I doubt I will track the car. Would Emanage be sufficient for my needs?
I spoke with a reputable S2K tuner here in FL and they told me Emanage is junk and to stay away from it. They recommened AEM V2 which they sell for $1395 plus $695 for a full tune. I cant see spending $2k just to tune this car.
The entire Karcepts emanage kit is $1170 which is more budget friendly.
I appreciate any feedback or experience you could share.
I have a 2005 AP2 that is relatively stock except for testpipe, K&N drop in filter, and LHT modified airbox. Im looking to lower VTEC and correct any lean conditions. I doubt I will ever go forced induction and I doubt I will track the car. Would Emanage be sufficient for my needs?
I spoke with a reputable S2K tuner here in FL and they told me Emanage is junk and to stay away from it. They recommened AEM V2 which they sell for $1395 plus $695 for a full tune. I cant see spending $2k just to tune this car.
The entire Karcepts emanage kit is $1170 which is more budget friendly.
I appreciate any feedback or experience you could share.
I ran one for months in my 2005 with intake, header, hfc, and catback (UMS tune) and had no issues. VTEC came on at 3800 and the car ran strong. I went with it because of autocross class restrictions, but it is also a good solution if you have to pass emissions testing since you will not have to do any ECU swapping.
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