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hey, ive got greey emanage ultimate and havent installed it and tuned it as yet and ive got wold 3d v4 and i think id rather go with a full standalone than a piggy back, anyway i cant get a list of parts i need to install it straignt into my car, ive got wolf, hand controller, loom, but what sensors and such do i need?

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Wolf would be a way better ecu seeing as it a full ecu. There will be many more parameters that can be adjusted more if its a stand alone one. The guys at Top Racing tune the ecu's. I have a wolf 3d and my car runs well with the tune.

I think u need an adapter loom box and I think a MAP and water temp sensor. You don't need to run a AFM if u don't want to unlike the Apexi Power FC's. Give the guys at Top Racing a call for info.

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with you wolf you will only need the bigger turbo. standard injectors are good for just over 400rwhp. my car has a rb25 with a wolf and 040 and its making 390rwhp, my friend has a r33 gts that was 420rwhp with a wolf and standard injectors. Only thing is with wire in it only has 4 ignition out put so you have to batch fire the coils, the plug in has 6 out out unless you have the wolf v4 plus.

with you wolf you will only need the bigger turbo. standard injectors are good for just over 400rwhp. my car has a rb25 with a wolf and 040 and its making 390rwhp, my friend has a r33 gts that was 420rwhp with a wolf and standard injectors. Only thing is with wire in it only has 4 ignition out put so you have to batch fire the coils, the plug in has 6 out out unless you have the wolf v4 plus.

stock injectors will NOT make 400rwhp, they are 370cc and good for about 300rwhp.

either both of you aren't making anywhere near your 'supposed' power, or you're both running lean as f**k.

standard injectors are good for just over 400rwhp. my car has a rb25 with a wolf and 040 and its making 390rwhp, my friend has a r33 gts that was 420rwhp with a wolf and standard injectors. Only thing is with wire in it only has 4 ignition out put so you have to batch fire the coils, the plug in has 6 out out unless you have the wolf v4 plus.

I recall a 33gts-t with wolf ecu making 511hp on stock injectors a few years back :blink:

umm, well i dont have the plug and play version, ive got the wire in, so pretty much my tuner will know what to do? and does anyonme have the turbo and or injectors for sale?!?!?!?! id like to put some phwen down

Who's you're tuner?

There's only 1 person in WA with the patience to tune Wolf, everyone else will tell you to ditch the ECU and buy a Power-FC.

PICK YOUR TUNER FIRST, then buy the ECU he recommends. Not the other way around.

Yep pick a tuner before you buy an ecu, no matter how cheap the ecu may be

also something more popular like power fc, haltech etc would be better incase you dont like the tune

you can tell the tuner to f**k off

cars use/hp goal = choice of turbo + injector

Emanage is a good piggy back ecu. Status tuning work with them. Slap it in the for sale section if you want to sell it.

Agreed with Mitchy, stock injectors are good for 300rwhp, not much more safely.

You can get a stock turbo hi flo'd for 2K and then u could make around 350hp I think.

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