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and at part throttle that is where a real tune from an EMS comes into play with MAPS. a hacked signal doesnt give a consistant afr at least no where near the EMS.
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Ok, you are contradicting yourself.
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becasue of the fine tuning it will allow ytou to increase the boost higher
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you will gain more power with a EMS tune rather then the emanage.
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witched from emanage to ems and saw a significant increase in power
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you can see if the afr how its always over and under compensating
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will not give a linear fuel curve because the emanage cant give the right adjustment it always over compensates
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and you can clearly see through a dyno or datalog how much smoother and better a stand alone is.
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Ok.
What are you talking about?
You are making no sense.
Because of fine tuning you can increase the boost levels, now that is pretty much only done at WOT.
Adjusting fuel at anything other than WOT will not allow you to increase boost levels.
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but at part throttle the ecu isnt in closed loop.
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But I'm not talking about part throttle, last time I checked I'm talking about making power at WOT, and obviously you aren't either because you said
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and you can clearly see through a dyno or datalog how much smoother and better a stand alone is.
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And when a car is dynoed that is WOT.
Guess what buddy. A dyno chart is for tuning at WOT, where if you know what you are doing you will can get a consistent AFR whether you use an E-Manage or an EMS. Which is my original argument.
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but at part throttle the ecu isnt in closed loop. just at WOT. and at part throttle that is where a real tune from an EMS comes into play with MAPS. a hacked signal doesnt give a consistant afr at least no where near the EMS
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Ok so now your talking about part throttle again...where EVERY ECU over and under compensates. Your factory ECU does it, your Piggybacked ECU does it, and guess what...so does the EMS!
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it seems you cant even make up your mind let alone understand why there is a difference
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Maybe you should learn the different between WOT, closed loop, open loop, part throttle and what your ECU is doing during those times.
Now.
I've been on these forums for WAY longer then you have. So don't tell me
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we dont need to provide you the info we had to learn and look it up ourselves
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Because I've read it all.
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showing dyno number difference going from emanage to EMS and gained power and tell them its BS
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Why don't you show me where someone gained power from just switching a E-Manage to standalone in a EM2 on this forum.
You can't, I promise.
So to recap.
I am stating WOT tuning, which is where people tune at.
You are saying that an EMS is better then an E-Manage because it dosen't over and under compensate...
But that's not what's happening at WOT.
So then you say part throttle, but people don't dyno at part throttle...?
BTW you still have avoided answering anything about the following wrong statements.
"the ultimate isnt too much differnt than its predecessor blue, besides having a few more options. the way it hacks the signal is still the same"
"plenty of people that have tried the emanage have relayed that they we unsucessful in raising the rev limiter as well as people like DEZOD"
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ultimate will not give a linear fuel curve because the emanage cant give the right adjustment it always over compensates and then has to correct the over compensation and undercompensate. this is the way a PIGGYBACK works. and you can clearly see through a dyno or datalog how much smoother and better a stand alone is.
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This is how ALL ECUs work buddy.
AND I haven't backpeddled anywhere in this thread. Go reread what I wrote and then go read some more on ECUs so you can understand how they work.