Rear Wheel Speed With Hondata S300?
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Yes it can be made to work...
http://www.xenocron.com/diy-wheel-sp...kit-p-728.html
And pretty soon using the new digital inputs on the s300 v2 you should be able to input this directly to the s300 board for rear wheel data logging
Right now basically you have to install the sensor, run the three wires to the factory speedo connector (or directly to the Ecu)
You'll have to do some configuration based on what you are using to count wheel revolutions (cutting teeth of your rear abs ring or making a custom wheel), and you will have to adjust your gear ratios in Hondata to make the numbers work.
From a drag racing standpoint, you won't need to configure it to an exact mph...just that you will have to know where you are on the track (what gear you are in) and base the boost settings in that gear to be the max you can run without losing too much traction.
What will be nice is the extra inputs on the s300 v2 as well to dial that in or at least be able to log ground speed versus front wheel speed
I have asked Hondata to be able to allow access to the stock VSS tooth count so you can change it in the software versus making the hardware compatible...let's hope they come through on that
http://www.xenocron.com/diy-wheel-sp...kit-p-728.html
And pretty soon using the new digital inputs on the s300 v2 you should be able to input this directly to the s300 board for rear wheel data logging
Right now basically you have to install the sensor, run the three wires to the factory speedo connector (or directly to the Ecu)
You'll have to do some configuration based on what you are using to count wheel revolutions (cutting teeth of your rear abs ring or making a custom wheel), and you will have to adjust your gear ratios in Hondata to make the numbers work.
From a drag racing standpoint, you won't need to configure it to an exact mph...just that you will have to know where you are on the track (what gear you are in) and base the boost settings in that gear to be the max you can run without losing too much traction.
What will be nice is the extra inputs on the s300 v2 as well to dial that in or at least be able to log ground speed versus front wheel speed
I have asked Hondata to be able to allow access to the stock VSS tooth count so you can change it in the software versus making the hardware compatible...let's hope they come through on that
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Re: Rear Wheel Speed With Hondata S300?
who cares how old it is? If you can think outside the box for a second you can think of alot of things the ecu can do. The s300 is capable of running rear wheel speed, its been done. The s300 is capable of running 2 solenoids for boost control, its been done. The s300 can do gear shift cut sequence internally where the driver is nothing more then ballast weight, its been done. The s300/20 year old ecu can do alot of cool ****. Alot of which has been done and been going on for years now. Its just takes a while for h-t to catch up to them.
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Re: Rear Wheel Speed With Hondata S300?
who cares how old it is? If you can think outside the box for a second you can think of alot of things the ecu can do. The s300 is capable of running rear wheel speed, its been done. The s300 is capable of running 2 solenoids for boost control, its been done. The s300 can do gear shift cut sequence internally where the driver is nothing more then ballast weight, its been done. The s300/20 year old ecu can do alot of cool ****. Alot of which has been done and been going on for years now. Its just takes a while for h-t to catch up to them.
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who cares how old it is? If you can think outside the box for a second you can think of alot of things the ecu can do. The s300 is capable of running rear wheel speed, its been done. The s300 is capable of running 2 solenoids for boost control, its been done. The s300 can do gear shift cut sequence internally where the driver is nothing more then ballast weight, its been done. The s300/20 year old ecu can do alot of cool ****. Alot of which has been done and been going on for years now. Its just takes a while for h-t to catch up to them.
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The first thing you have to consider is what you have available to you through the interface (software) between the ecu and laptop. Some things you have the ability to alter via software and some things you have to do via hardware...
Yes it can be done in Kpro as well...as long as you can produce a signal to the ecu that is can read, and that you have access to change certain things here or there
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Factory front VSS sensor outputs 4 pulses per revolution. So to make the real similar to front just use 4 pulse setup. It will be close.
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I second this question! love to set up boost by speed in ectune. how is this gonna effect dynoing or is this simply track tuning only? did i read somewhere about highjacking the front vss and also having the rear?
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You can convert the MAG to a Hall signal using the MSD box (see other thread) or you can do it with a Hall sensor without the conversion, you just have to provide the ECU a tooth count it wants to see.
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Re: Rear Wheel Speed With Hondata S300?
As of right now I am working on a trigger wheel that will press onto the hub. So it will work if you have abs or non abs.The trigger will be in the same location so abs cars will no longer run the stock abs.
My goal is to make it as simple as possible. The kit will product the same signal as the front vss so it can be ran with any honda software. You could even run it on a stock ecu if you wanted
My goal is to make it as simple as possible. The kit will product the same signal as the front vss so it can be ran with any honda software. You could even run it on a stock ecu if you wanted
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Re: Rear Wheel Speed With Hondata S300?
As of right now I am working on a trigger wheel that will press onto the hub. So it will work if you have abs or non abs.The trigger will be in the same location so abs cars will no longer run the stock abs.
My goal is to make it as simple as possible. The kit will product the same signal as the front vss so it can be ran with any honda software. You could even run it on a stock ecu if you wanted
My goal is to make it as simple as possible. The kit will product the same signal as the front vss so it can be ran with any honda software. You could even run it on a stock ecu if you wanted
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Good question. The front VSS will be retained and the signal will be input to the box. The box will come with two jumper plugs. One will let the ecu see the rear and one will let the ecu see the front. An optional harness will be available that plugs into the box in place of the jumper. This harness will have a momentary switch or toggle switch (your choice) that will switch output between front and rear speed. This allows you to do your burnout with the front vss and then go down the track with the rear.
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Re: Rear Wheel Speed With Hondata S300?
Logging front and rear speed at the same time is limited by the hardware. Right now, the stock ecu can't do it.