Fuel Mgmt needed?

[Locutus78]

Good afternoon all! This is my first post here. I found this web site when another forum was not answering my questions, and I did an internet search for a DSM stroker.

Here is my situation. My crank is starting to walk (life's a %^&^%). I have done some research and I am looking at putting in a 2.3 or 2.4 stroker. I know I will be needing to get an AFC. My main question is which would be best for me a SAFC-II or GReddy Emanage? My goals are to have a "different" than everbody around fast daily driver.

Another question, does anyone know where to get a 60mm wideband? I have a slot left in my triple pod (boost, EGT,???), and since I have all GReddy 60mm gauges it is a 60mm pod. I am sure I will have alot more questions as I go along but this will get me going.

Thanks

 

[Locutus78]

I am trying to decide between a E-Manage Ultimate and the ever so larger expense of a 95 ECU and DSM-Link. Inputs and thoughts on these? I also still need thoughts and inputs from rest of post?

 

[drewvr4]

I would use DSM-Link, its just the standard now and does and excellent job.

 

[thilaksharma]

any fuel management would do , preferably one which can control inginition as well as a/f

 

[GVR4592]

E-manage with all of the options cost similar to Dsmlink, but it still doesn't have even 20% of the feature's. I would say Dsmlink is the best option for most people.

 

[Locutus78]

Ok, my DSMLink and eprom is on the way. Should install be as simple as unplugging current ecu and putting the eprom one in? I also have a EGT, is a wideband still needed with the DSMLink?

 

[GVR4592]

If the ecu is socketed, the install is very straightforward. If it's not you need to get that done so you can install Dsmlink.

A wideband isn't needed but it makes things a lot easier.

 

[Locutus78]

DSMLink already attached to eprom bought both together.

 

[Locutus78]

With the DSMLink Can't I skip the gauge readout, and just have it log directly to the DSMLink. If so how is that set up? The o2, wideband sensor hooks up to what, instead of going to the gauge?