plug and play MAP sensors now available
It will probably fit if i cut away the plastic guides on the SoS sensor. So I think that is what I will do, just wanted to put this up first.
Want to point once more that the car I am talking about here is european. I do not think SoS would say its plug and play if it wasn't. So I assume it is p&p on american cars.
Want to point once more that the car I am talking about here is european. I do not think SoS would say its plug and play if it wasn't. So I assume it is p&p on american cars.
Originally Posted by Chris@SoS,Nov 24 2008, 09:34 PM
This sensor is intended to be used with a stand-alone engine management system like the AEM EMS or Hondata K-Pro.
1. Any concerns about running this sensor with a Greddy E-manage? (Piggyback vs. Standalone EMS.)
2. Any concerns about running this at lower boost levels like 9psi? I'm not sure yet what I'll decide as my final boost # and am thinking I'd want to install this before my tune so I'm covered whether I go >11 psi or <11 psi.
Thanks!
Originally Posted by Torque Obsessed,Jan 21 2011, 03:10 PM
Bumping an old thread, sorry... Two questions:
1. Any concerns about running this sensor with a Greddy E-manage? (Piggyback vs. Standalone EMS.)
2. Any concerns about running this at lower boost levels like 9psi? I'm not sure yet what I'll decide as my final boost # and am thinking I'd want to install this before my tune so I'm covered whether I go >11 psi or <11 psi.
Thanks!
1. Any concerns about running this sensor with a Greddy E-manage? (Piggyback vs. Standalone EMS.)
2. Any concerns about running this at lower boost levels like 9psi? I'm not sure yet what I'll decide as my final boost # and am thinking I'd want to install this before my tune so I'm covered whether I go >11 psi or <11 psi.
Thanks!
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