Greddy E-manage and BMW???

[SinCity328]

I was wondering if any one has used the Greddy E-Manage on an OBD-II e36, or knows if it is compatible???


Thanks,
Maurice

[braddman]

It most definitely is NOT compatible, just as none of the other import aftermarket engine management solutions are not.

[SinCity328]

Well i guess thats out of the picture, I have been looking at the LinkPlus stand alone computer http://www.wave.co.nz/~hksnz/linkplus.html , i know someone with it on their 97 m3, is this a good solution? It lets you tune it on your laptop.

Thanks,
Maurice

[Nico5spd]

weve used emanage on OBD1 bmws fine. we still cant figure out why we cant control the ignition system yet. otherwise for fuel calibration it works GREAT.


were runnign it on a M50 mechtech turbo.

i dont see why it wouldnt work other than if you tune it too far out of factory specs it will set a CEL sooner for fuel calibrations.

[braddman]

Originally posted by Nico5spd
weve used emanage on OBD1 bmws fine. we still cant figure out why we cant control the ignition system yet. otherwise for fuel calibration it works GREAT.


were runnign it on a M50 mechtech turbo.

i dont see why it wouldnt work other than if you tune it too far out of factory specs it will set a CEL sooner for fuel calibrations.

Jesus on a mechtech turbo? Why the hell for? That's like putting paint over rusted metal.

If you notice I think he's OBDII unless he's swapped...but I wouldn't do the swap without the ignition anyhow.

[RAiMA]

For our development car, we use a Delco system to manage our supercharger system. We've got a permanent cable from the computer into the cablin so a computer can be easily hooked up and tuned on the fly.

Please note this is a total ECU replacement.

[SinCity328]

Originally posted by RAiMA
For our development car, we use a Delco system to manage our supercharger system.

Could you give me more info on this setup, Cost etc. ?

I am obdII and while only running 6.5psi at the moment i get no fuel between 3Kand 4.5K i am looking for a setup where i can tune it myself.

Thanks,
Maurice

[Scho]

Originally posted by SinCity328
Could you give me more info on this setup, Cost etc. ?

I am obdII and while only running 6.5psi at the moment i get no fuel between 3Kand 4.5K i am looking for a setup where i can tune it myself.

Thanks,
Maurice

TEC3 www.siastuning.com

[keyser]

if you're looking for a piggy back that can be used with your bimmer, I'm definately sure that UNICHIP (Dastek) and SMT6 (Perfect Power) will work just perfect

besides I used Apexi S-AFC for a while, but you can only manage the fuel ratios, and can't touch the timming with it, so I decided to go for UNICHIP

[Nico5spd]

tec 3 seems like the way to go for quickness of install.

anybody here have experiance with it?

[SinCity328]

The Perfect Power looks great from price/feature from my pov. They retail the piggyback for 750+- but their stand alone is 1100, does anyone know if the standalone would be the way to go, the reason i don't like the unichip is because you cant get the tuning cable and software for it as far as i know, but the Perfect Power kits include the cable and software.

http://www.idaautomotive.com/prices.asp

[RAiMA]

We've tested the perfect power system. For drivability and being fully programable, we selected the Delco.

[Turbomaniac]

What kind of gauges are in Dado's new M3?