I heard from a few people but I agree I think it works on certain vehicles better than others . I’m not sure what size tb to get though . I will look into the ultimate 9 . I was also looking into a tuner like a Diablo . Would it make sense to just get the tuner instead of the ultimate 9 ? Is there much difference in the two?
ive also been doing research on the e-85 plug and play harness as well . I have it in the shopping cart actually . I have read that you may need bigger fuel injectors . Do you know if there is any truth to that ?
If you're going to get a diablo for the PCM and have it tuned, then yes, no need for the Ultimate 9 controller.
There is a big difference between an EMS (engine management system) and a throttle controller... a big difference. With the diablo EMS the tuner will adjust the TPS% settings and much much more parameters of the engine! in fact every parameter! The U9 throttle controller only has preset settings for TPS% adjustments.
No, you don't need bigger injectors for the plug and play E85 kit I posted, it Dynamically adjusts fuel injector pulses based on ethanol content measured in the fuel. It comes with the Fuel Composition Sensor, Control Module, and Wiring Harness. You can use the APP to monitor the injector duty cycle. Most newer cars after 2000 have fuel lines and injectors that can handle E85, this is word for word what the tuner who created the E85 kit told me, so I don't have to worry about my fuel lines or injectors being damaged! Lots of people run his kit on both Hondas and Mopars.
In all honesty after you have your N.A setup tuned Yes you will have crisp Throttle response and maybe a bit more HP from the timing but you're not going to make much more power than it already has. If you go forced induction, then yes you will benefit much more with an EMS but for a basic bolt on setup the stock PCM works just fine! the only thing is the TPS lag which is why some go with a controller like the U9.
It's even said that the stock PCM will re learn your new mods by re setting the fuse. I have confirmed this when I changed my exhaust setup I felt my low end suffered but top end was a little better. After I re set the fuse, the engine woke up and i did not have that lag anymore and felt much better. I did the same with the intake and TB after installation.
The engine knock on wood runs very well! it's very responsive. I have 0 complaints and feel there is no need for tuning on this setup I have.
Anything more like cams, after market manifolds, headers, different fuel I recommend having the PCM tuned on an EMS because you will not run right with those mods upgraded on a stock PCM.