Dezod EMS - Updated 12/16 - ALL HAVE BEEN SHIPPED
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Originally Posted by tc2nut4
ohhhh is it com or usb... if its com i'm screwed because my laptop doesn't have a com spot... has every other slot just not a com slot.... wtf is up with that
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Originally Posted by Joe_Dezod
You can only tune it outside of your car if you have a 12V AC to DC converter, and if you want to continually wire in the EMS, cut the wires, and wire it back it every time you make a change. Buying a PDA based USB to Serial adapter with a USB extenstion cable will work too, as long as you get the drivers to work. With our pre-tune, it will all be done for you, so just wire it in and go.
You're tune will be 14.7 at idle. It will be at let's say, 13 for about 3 psi, and then 12 at about 6-7 psi, and richen up a little bit more as the boost goes up.
You're tune will be 14.7 at idle. It will be at let's say, 13 for about 3 psi, and then 12 at about 6-7 psi, and richen up a little bit more as the boost goes up.
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Originally Posted by tc2nut4
ohhhh is it com or usb... if its com i'm screwed because my laptop doesn't have a com spot... has every other slot just not a com slot.... wtf is up with that
I'm not worthy
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Originally Posted by Joe_Dezod
You can only tune it outside of your car if you have a 12V AC to DC converter, and if you want to continually wire in the EMS, cut the wires, and wire it back it every time you make a change. Buying a PDA based USB to Serial adapter with a USB extenstion cable will work too, as long as you get the drivers to work. With our pre-tune, it will all be done for you, so just wire it in and go.
You're tune will be 14.7 at idle. It will be at let's say, 13 for about 3 psi, and then 12 at about 6-7 psi, and richen up a little bit more as the boost goes up.
You're tune will be 14.7 at idle. It will be at let's say, 13 for about 3 psi, and then 12 at about 6-7 psi, and richen up a little bit more as the boost goes up.
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Originally Posted by Joe_Dezod
Wire and go 100%! The tune will be the same on every tC because every tC ECU learns the same way. Closed loop is different because the tune is fixed, and different gasolines and air conditions play a role. With partial throttle (open loop), the ECU is compensating for the different air temps and densities, all we're doing is giving the motor the fuel it needs to adequately produce power without damaging the motor.
Adding this to my priority list
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It's ok. The TRD S/C guys can benefit from this, but with the stock pulley I don't think you really need it. I'm not here to take anyones money. The TRD blower only makes the 7psi near redline, so partial throttle or not, even at 3k rpms you're still below 5 psi which really doesn't need too much more fuel. If you're bring the boost up to 9+, then it'd be beneficial. The tune would have to be modified slightly however.
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Originally Posted by Joe_Dezod
GB Link:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...998450#1998450
No pics yet sorry guys. We're looking to "clean up" the look of my glove box right now haha. I have a lot of things going on with the car right now in terms of development.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...998450#1998450
No pics yet sorry guys. We're looking to "clean up" the look of my glove box right now haha. I have a lot of things going on with the car right now in terms of development.
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Is there any clue as into who is the company who will be making these units (I am assuming you guys are not manufacturing these things). Also it sounds like it is exactly like the Underdog Racing AFR Sensor Calibrator (.http://www.urdusa.com/product_info.p..._id=1230100028). If this is not the same thing then what are the benefits of yours (besides you supporting it and our ECU of curse 
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I can say that I obviously did not manufacture the chip myself lol...
We got a specific version of a Split Second ECU system to work. There's many many numbers to chose from and we found the right one. After properly wiring it, and calibtrating the unit, it works great.
I can tell you that even if we sold just an out-right, unmodified unit, it'd still be cheaper than the Split Second box itself, which retails for more than what we're retailing it for on our website, nevermind the GB price.
We got a specific version of a Split Second ECU system to work. There's many many numbers to chose from and we found the right one. After properly wiring it, and calibtrating the unit, it works great.
I can tell you that even if we sold just an out-right, unmodified unit, it'd still be cheaper than the Split Second box itself, which retails for more than what we're retailing it for on our website, nevermind the GB price.
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I understand the Split Second version would be more expensive but the URD is $228 and it says it works with the Camry which has the same part number for the front o2 at least. Anyways besides that I would like to know if you changed anything or if you had Split Second making this custom for you (which I take it they did not). Also are you in the plans of releasing a complete Emanage replacement using Split Second Hardware (I would be highly interested)??
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Originally Posted by tc2nut4
ohhhh is it com or usb... if its com i'm screwed because my laptop doesn't have a com spot... has every other slot just not a com slot.... wtf is up with that
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...6218&CatId=464
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With this unit, all of those who drive the car a bit more spirited (like Joe 
), will make more reliable and safer power in partial throttle closed loop operation.
As many of you who have a WB O2 may have noticed, the kit makes boost in part throttle and shows an AFR of 14-15:1 while making 2-3 PSI on the streets. This is a bad scenario for those more spirited drivers who rev her out a bit more then shift. These mere few pounds occur on the streets while being at the nice 20% o throttle position or so, just cruising.
This unit, when used in conjunction with our e-manage tune will provide nearly the same drivability as a stock turbo car.
), will make more reliable and safer power in partial throttle closed loop operation. As many of you who have a WB O2 may have noticed, the kit makes boost in part throttle and shows an AFR of 14-15:1 while making 2-3 PSI on the streets. This is a bad scenario for those more spirited drivers who rev her out a bit more then shift. These mere few pounds occur on the streets while being at the nice 20% o throttle position or so, just cruising.
This unit, when used in conjunction with our e-manage tune will provide nearly the same drivability as a stock turbo car.
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Originally Posted by paul_dezod
This unit, when used in conjunction with our e-manage tune will provide nearly the same drivability as a stock turbo car.
