Hey all - i currently have the greddy turbo kit (tuned) and just ordered the innovate wideband. From searching i understand you can hook the AEM wideband up to the ultimate with an additional harness (i think?), but i havnt been able to find anything related to attached the innovate gauge to the emanage.

admittedly i am not familiar with tuning, the emanage ult, nor wideband (first boosted car), but i was looking for a way to at least keep an eye on my AFR's. If there is a way to integrate into the emanage to provide additional safety checks even better, and if there is a way to log AFR's so i can view even better too.

any insight anyone has would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

 

The gauge wouldn't connect to the E-manage. The gauge would connect to the sensor as usual, but the 5V signal and sensor ground from the gauge/sensor would be connected to the E-manage.

 

I'm not too familiar with the innovate gauge but I'll be going with this DIY when I install my AEM uego with my emanage. It might help.

http://www.club3g.com/forum/1590320-post3.html

 

I think the Innovate is a non-linear output, in which case it won't work with the EMU as it needs a linear 0-5V input.

 

Looks pretty linear to me:

 

Thanks for checking. That gauge should be fine then.

 

I often find doing a bit of research before posting does wonders.

 

Your suggestion isn't needed or wanted. I see you deleted my previous post for reasons unknown. It was not antagonistic or inflammatory.

And to verify I am not crazy, I checked. The older Zeitronix gauges are the ones that have a non-linear output. They fixed that in 2009, apparently.

 

thanks guys, I need to do much research, this ECU related stuff is over my head ATM...... i need to step up my knowledge on this subject

Thanks again for the input and research you have done

 

Im using the emanage ult with the afr feedback loop, it works pretty well. Setting it up is a little confusing. Mugenrio is the master at the emanage, search some of his posts, I beleive he explains it in one of his threads.