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[808_Yaris]

here's the link http://www.turbo-kits.com/yaris_turbo_kits.html

It says that you have to trim the factory crash bar though...

[PETERPOOP]

Originally Posted by 808_Yaris

here's the link http://www.turbo-kits.com/yaris_turbo_kits.html

It says that you have to trim the factory crash bar though...

ah sorry, i thought you were referring to a different site. the site i was talkin about only makes the manifold now.

yah the website you prodivded has been shown abunch in the past with people asking about it. People said it should work, but it doesn't come with a fuel management.

[808_Yaris]

Originally Posted by PETERPOOP

ah sorry, i thought you were referring to a different site. the site i was talkin about only makes the manifold now.

yah the website you prodivded has been shown abunch in the past with people asking about it. People said it should work, but it doesn't come with a fuel management.

how much does fuel management cost approximately?

[PETERPOOP]

Originally Posted by 808_Yaris

how much does fuel management cost approximately?

well thats the thing that everyone is always referring to when having to "tune" the kit.

There is:

AEM FiC: $350? around there. Not as expensive, however, garm and 3 others were unsuccessfull when trying to tune their kits with it. BUT, evan supposedly tuned his custom kit with an AEM FiC and had success with it. He's tuned like 3 other cars with it I believe, so he is probably pretty good with it.

Greddy Emanage blue: $350? around there? the ZPI kit used this and it's the management that chinocharles is using on his used turbo kit (ZPI) that he picked up recently. It works, but a lot of people say that thing is crap.

Greddy Emanage Ultimate: $600-700$? The is a step up from the emanage blue. I don't know the difference,but supposedly this one is better than the blue. (This is the one I am going to use to tune.)

Kiwisquirt (or something like that?): price?? noone with a yaris has used this one

Fcon (or something?): price?? expensive management that noone has used yet, i think.

Then there are standalones that you take out your ECU and use those to completely replace it.