RatedV

Any Opinions on this yet?

I'm thinkin of gettin it but dont know if i should or not.....

Any feedback?

-Jeff

TripleSeis

my room-mate has it for his DSM. I like it. Its not widely used but the ppl that do love it. The car isn't finished yet but we'll prolly do a right up once it is.

RatedV

Thanks man I searched and found an FAQ and a Nissan ECU wirring diagram .......

I am now just wondering if its as tuneable as Greddy says it is.......And TripleSeis Is your roomate running it off of a laptop or the Greddy E01 boost controller?

-Jeff

Cosmo

I saw it one time used in conjunction with an E01. I didn't get to spend a lot of time messing around with it, but from what I saw it was very impressive. The owner of the car loved it. Said he had had it for about 6 months, and not had a single problem out of it.

TripleSeis

both actually. he has the e-01 boost controller but were going to use a laptop to initially tune it. its just easier to click and type then have to scroll the huge ass spread sheet of the 16x16 map. the e-01 is good for making adjustments after that IMO

MerF

I assume this is GReddy's stand-alone FMU?

TripleSeis

well its a piggy-back. but its prolly the best one out. the range of tunning is pretty crazy for a piggy back

MerF

So it is a laptop based or is there a controller like Apex'i AFC series?

Boosted2003

yeah.. its weird since it controls all the timing and fuel. Its almost like a stand-alone.

TripleSeis

its laptop based. BUT when you get the greddy E-01 boost controller it has a fairly big screen that can me mounted anywhere, with a remote. it connects to the e-manage and you can change any thing right from the E-01. Option magazine rated the e-01 the best boost controller on the market as well. it has sooooo many features man.

..::EDIT::.. actually there is also a way to adjust the e-manage with out a laptop OR e-01. it has 5 little knobs for fuel adjustment just like the controllers back in the day. has a v-tec knob too.