This exhaust manifold back pressure sensor kit includes a backpressure canister & compression fittings to maximize your car. Buy this EMAP sensor kit today.

Running an Exhaust Manifold Pressure Sensor or EMAP sensor gives a unique insight into the dynamics of a running engine, especially one that is turbocharged. By monitoring EMAP we can determine the following: – Backpressure before the turbine to help size the turbo – Efficiency of the motor (MAP/EMAP) – If tuned for MAP/EMAP based ...

FFE EMAP (Exhaust Manifold Pressure) Canister. Running an Exhaust Manifold Pressure Sensor or EMAP sensor gives a unique insight into the dynamics of a running engine, especially one that is turbocharged. By monitoring EMAP we can determine the following: – Backpressure before the turbine to help size the turbo – Efficiency of the motor ...

Enhance your vehicle's performance with the Exhaust Manifold Back Pressure Kit. This kit includes one backpressure canister along with other necessary parts.

We offer 5 bar (up to 58psi exhaust backpressure) and 7 bar sensor options (up to 87psi exhaust backpressure).

Boost your engine with the T1 EMAP Canister, ideal for monitoring exhaust back pressure. Our canister ensures accurate readings and optimal efficiency.

This is a combination of products that will allow you to add or log Exhaust Manifold Pressure Sensor Readings through your ECU or datalogger. Main components made from billet aluminum. Designed and machined in-house, in the USA. This EMAP sensor kit includes: (1) Backpressure Canister (Pressure

IMS Exhaust Manifold Back Pressure Canister. Monitoring exhaust backpressure is one of the most useful things you can do on a turbocharged engine.

Exhaust backpressure allows you to see a variance bank to bank (can be caused by boost leaks, wastegate problems, turbo problems, etc) our kit alllows you to monitor when the turbo is maxed out. Here's what our ki.

This canister is designed to dampen the pulses from the exhaust to be measured effectively via a MAP sensor. We offer these in a 6BAR or 100PSIA (approx. 85psiG at sea level) options.