zach1288

I was talking to my tuner today and he said he does not use an emulator to tune Hondas? Can you tune without an emulator? How does this work?

0mtber

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You can tune by only using an eprom burner & burn a new rom every run, this is a very old method of tuning. I don't know why anyone wouldn't tune in real time.

Tomdata

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If you guy doesn't have an emulator you might want to ask some more questions about him and verify his references

093turbo16

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I have to agree. There is no reason to tune a honda without one. All the engine management systems support the emulator feature. It takes sooo much longer to tune the car by burning a chip every 10 seconds.

zman

man, before I bought an emulator I tuned my car by burning chips, datalogging for a bit, then burning another chip.

It took me like 10+ hours of doing this to get my car tuned what I would consider somewhat decent. Then I bought an emulator (ostrich) and tuned my car again from scratch. It took me max 2 hours to get twice as good of a tune as the first time. I wouldn't dare think of tuning someone else's car without real-time programming....especially on a dyno, think of all the time (which equals money when on a dyno) wasted burning chips, opening ecus, etc etc.

blackeg

i also used to tune without and emulator. it all started with uberdata 1.6 and a moates burn1 unit. took forever, annoying and cost me more money on the dyno cuz i couldnt update without having to take 5 min and reburn. i still do it for friends, but ive got a bunch of good tunes in my folder from old setups ive done so where i start off is usually already close and it saves tiime.

i use neptune for my cars and real time is 100% where its at, for ease and time constraints. what program were u going to get tuned with?

zach1288

Crome. I already have a basemap from phearable.