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Re: (raene)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by raene »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
That's what I think, for the reasons I stated in my earlier post... that it should be OK if you lower compression with the same timing adjustment, but if you up the compression, pull timing. Personally I wouldn't boost until you get it tuned with the new compression anyway, so for getting from the shop to the tuners' you should be fine driving it.
</TD></TR></TABLE> Thnx for clearing that up now i can drive with a good feeling about it from the shop to the tuner...
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by raene »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
That's the idea behind Hondata boost cut, is it not? Very, VERY valuable idea... </TD></TR></TABLE> Yes i would like to see that. i would just cut ignition and not the fule. Quade Ask Buraku wich free FFFFF's you can ust for the saving of your max boost level!! so you dont place it somewhere where he uses something : Blake wich adresses are free for scripting purposes. i think he will just need 2 byte or 4 byte so.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Quade »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Happy New Year to all at Hondatech.
</TD></TR></TABLE> Happy new year to all on this board !!
@ Quade dont forget so set a enable boost cut and a disable boostcut checkbox. and maybe set the MAX boostlevel and automaticly resume normal functions 1 or 2 PSI below boost cut to keep it from going on/off on/off ( Sorry for my bad english )
That's what I think, for the reasons I stated in my earlier post... that it should be OK if you lower compression with the same timing adjustment, but if you up the compression, pull timing. Personally I wouldn't boost until you get it tuned with the new compression anyway, so for getting from the shop to the tuners' you should be fine driving it.
</TD></TR></TABLE> Thnx for clearing that up now i can drive with a good feeling about it from the shop to the tuner...
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by raene »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
That's the idea behind Hondata boost cut, is it not? Very, VERY valuable idea... </TD></TR></TABLE> Yes i would like to see that. i would just cut ignition and not the fule. Quade Ask Buraku wich free FFFFF's you can ust for the saving of your max boost level!! so you dont place it somewhere where he uses something : Blake wich adresses are free for scripting purposes. i think he will just need 2 byte or 4 byte so.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Quade »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Happy New Year to all at Hondatech.
</TD></TR></TABLE> Happy new year to all on this board !!
@ Quade dont forget so set a enable boost cut and a disable boostcut checkbox. and maybe set the MAX boostlevel and automaticly resume normal functions 1 or 2 PSI below boost cut to keep it from going on/off on/off ( Sorry for my bad english )
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Re: (toxicshit)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by toxicshit »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> Quade dont forget so set a enable boost cut and a disable boostcut checkbox. and maybe set the MAX boostlevel and automaticly resume normal functions 1 or 2 PSI below boost cut to keep it from going on/off on/off ( Sorry for my bad english )</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm stumped. I figured I'll use code similar to rev limit but how do I set my max boost limit and tell it to cut ignition if it's over the limit? help anyone? Buraku?
I'm stumped. I figured I'll use code similar to rev limit but how do I set my max boost limit and tell it to cut ignition if it's over the limit? help anyone? Buraku?
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I talked to Buraku about this the other day...
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[04:00PM] Me: what's he stoppin by for?
[04:03PM] Me: if im only boosting 7psi, you think its wise to richen up the last column to like 800 or so incase I spike?
[04:04PM] Buraku: spike to what?
[04:04PM] Me: well
[04:04PM] Me: i dunno, to whatever
[04:04PM] Buraku: 15psi? wont really matter
[04:04PM] Buraku: spike to 11? the mapo sensor can read it and will dump extra fuel anyways
[04:05PM] Me: what happens if it goes past the MAP limit?
[04:05PM] Buraku: map sensor stops reading above that
[04:05PM] Buraku: so it will read approx 4.7v at 15psi, and at 11psi
[04:05PM] Buraku: ecu thinks its at 11
[04:05PM] Buraku: run lean
[04:06PM] Me: well thats my point, if i put the last colum (11.03) at like 825 or so
[04:06PM] Me: then once it reads 11 (which it shouldnt, it would only do that in a spike)
[04:06PM] Me: it will dump lots of fuel
[04:06PM] Me: and not run lean
[04:06PM] Me: or as lean
[04:06PM] Buraku: yah u can do that
[04:07PM] Buraku: or u could just write a boost cut script
[04:07PM] Me: dont know any ASM heh
[04:07PM] Buraku: damn, ur fucked
[04:07PM] Buraku: i will write it b4 we chip your ecu then
[04:08PM] Me: how would you cut it? what would you do, just have it rev limit or something?
[04:08PM] Buraku: fuel cut
[04:08PM] Buraku: yah
[04:08PM] Buraku: ghetto way (easiest) is to lwoer the rev limit when u rich a set pressure
[04:09PM] Me: what's the safest way? wouldnt cuttin fuel be bad?
[04:09PM] Me: i guess not
[04:09PM] Me: couldnt you just retard timing hardcore?</TD></TR></TABLE>
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
[04:00PM] Me: what's he stoppin by for?
[04:03PM] Me: if im only boosting 7psi, you think its wise to richen up the last column to like 800 or so incase I spike?
[04:04PM] Buraku: spike to what?
[04:04PM] Me: well
[04:04PM] Me: i dunno, to whatever
[04:04PM] Buraku: 15psi? wont really matter
[04:04PM] Buraku: spike to 11? the mapo sensor can read it and will dump extra fuel anyways
[04:05PM] Me: what happens if it goes past the MAP limit?
[04:05PM] Buraku: map sensor stops reading above that
[04:05PM] Buraku: so it will read approx 4.7v at 15psi, and at 11psi
[04:05PM] Buraku: ecu thinks its at 11
[04:05PM] Buraku: run lean
[04:06PM] Me: well thats my point, if i put the last colum (11.03) at like 825 or so
[04:06PM] Me: then once it reads 11 (which it shouldnt, it would only do that in a spike)
[04:06PM] Me: it will dump lots of fuel
[04:06PM] Me: and not run lean
[04:06PM] Me: or as lean
[04:06PM] Buraku: yah u can do that
[04:07PM] Buraku: or u could just write a boost cut script
[04:07PM] Me: dont know any ASM heh
[04:07PM] Buraku: damn, ur fucked
[04:07PM] Buraku: i will write it b4 we chip your ecu then
[04:08PM] Me: how would you cut it? what would you do, just have it rev limit or something?
[04:08PM] Buraku: fuel cut
[04:08PM] Buraku: yah
[04:08PM] Buraku: ghetto way (easiest) is to lwoer the rev limit when u rich a set pressure
[04:09PM] Me: what's the safest way? wouldnt cuttin fuel be bad?
[04:09PM] Me: i guess not
[04:09PM] Me: couldnt you just retard timing hardcore?</TD></TR></TABLE>
#481
Has anyone posted .bin files for a p28 running a b16a? Raene mentioned that he had that setup, but I haven't seen any bin's mentioned in the thread or on the Uberdata site or Gimpy's. I'm running an NA b16a1 converted to OBD1 using a p28. I selling the VAFC that came in the car and buying a wideband and eprom burner to switch to Uberdata = total newbie.
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Re: (roadie_jay)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by roadie_jay »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Has anyone posted .bin files for a p28 running a b16a? Raene mentioned that he had that setup, but I haven't seen any bin's mentioned in the thread or on the Uberdata site or Gimpy's. I'm running an NA b16a1 converted to OBD1 using a p28. I selling the VAFC that came in the car and buying a wideband and eprom burner to switch to Uberdata = total newbie.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Import the p30 maps into the stockgsr.bin and BAM stock honda b16 maps, add boost etc and your set - tune from there.
Good luck!
Import the p30 maps into the stockgsr.bin and BAM stock honda b16 maps, add boost etc and your set - tune from there.
Good luck!
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Thanks dev. When you say import the maps, does that mean that I copy and paste them in the editor? Go easy on me if thats a stupid question. I did notice that the new version has an import function, but the website warns that its not ready to use yet.
Thanks again for the help.
Jay
Thanks again for the help.
Jay
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I stated I'm using a B16, but I haven't been able to get 1.63 running without a solid CEL. Everything's great until I crank it, and it cranks, and cranks, and cranks... I think it's the JDMP72USDMB16base I'm using. I will be trying stockGSR today, and yes, AFAIK just cut and paste in the correct #s in all the cells.
My question is, what's fuel pressure on the del Sol VTEC vs on the Integra GSR? That will affect the pulsewidths given, I'd like to know the correct values and duplicate them on my own car...
My question is, what's fuel pressure on the del Sol VTEC vs on the Integra GSR? That will affect the pulsewidths given, I'd like to know the correct values and duplicate them on my own car...
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Re: (roadie_jay)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by roadie_jay »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Thanks dev. When you say import the maps, does that mean that I copy and paste them in the editor? Go easy on me if thats a stupid question. I did notice that the new version has an import function, but the website warns that its not ready to use yet.
Thanks again for the help.
Jay</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah I meant use the import feature, wait until the fixed one is posted. I made a p72 bin with b16 values in it and changed the scalars (I believe it is the one raene is using) but I have not tried it with 1.6x just 1.2. (And from the looks of it, it does not want to run on 1.63, from raene's experience) If you can't wait and don't feel like making your own bin, just use 1.2 until the import feature is fixed.
BTW, stock gsr should run fine, they are very close. I ran jdm b18c4 maps (long story) on my b16a2 and it ran fine.
Thanks again for the help.
Jay</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah I meant use the import feature, wait until the fixed one is posted. I made a p72 bin with b16 values in it and changed the scalars (I believe it is the one raene is using) but I have not tried it with 1.6x just 1.2. (And from the looks of it, it does not want to run on 1.63, from raene's experience) If you can't wait and don't feel like making your own bin, just use 1.2 until the import feature is fixed.
BTW, stock gsr should run fine, they are very close. I ran jdm b18c4 maps (long story) on my b16a2 and it ran fine.
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I've just gave a shot at 1.63 (never tried 1.2) on my P28. The engine fired like it was stock. I had a cell but I forgot to disable the knock sensor Now it's running with no cell, the rev limit works fine @ 2500 (just for testing). If it could stop snowing, I could have done a test drive Now where is that ZIF socket...
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Re: (Civic TSI)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Civic TSI »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I've just gave a shot at 1.63 (never tried 1.2) on my P28. The engine fired like it was stock. I had a cell but I forgot to disable the knock sensor Now it's running with no cell, the rev limit works fine @ 2500 (just for testing). If it could stop snowing, I could have done a test drive Now where is that ZIF socket...</TD></TR></TABLE>
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Civic TSI »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I've just gave a shot at 1.63 (never tried 1.2) on my P28. The engine fired like it was stock. I had a cell but I forgot to disable the knock sensor Now it's running with no cell, the rev limit works fine @ 2500 (just for testing). If it could stop snowing, I could have done a test drive Now where is that ZIF socket...</TD></TR></TABLE> Verry nice . What bin did you use ? disable that knock and give it a nice test when it stops snowing and have fun.
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Re: (Civic TSI)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Civic TSI »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I've just gave a shot at 1.63 (never tried 1.2) on my P28. The engine fired like it was stock. I had a cell but I forgot to disable the knock sensor Now it's running with no cell, the rev limit works fine @ 2500 (just for testing). If it could stop snowing, I could have done a test drive Now where is that ZIF socket...</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's what we all waiting to hear..someone actually made a successful burn with the 1.6x. I hope more people with story like this can share...I'm waiting to get my burner..then I will be burning left and right. To Sir Blakes for making it possible...
That's what we all waiting to hear..someone actually made a successful burn with the 1.6x. I hope more people with story like this can share...I'm waiting to get my burner..then I will be burning left and right. To Sir Blakes for making it possible...
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Re: (cinq)
I've used P28-ERMbaseline bin. BTW, is there any docs about the scripting commands and the syntax ? I was about to ask how Uberdata knew where to org the asm routines until I looked at a script, very nice. Now is it possible to get a memory map of the rom ?
BTW, what's the diff between 27SF256 and 29C256 chips ?
BTW, what's the diff between 27SF256 and 29C256 chips ?
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Re: (Civic TSI)
I believe the 27xx256 is write once and not rewritable and the 29c256 is an EEPROM which means you can rewrite as many times as you want on the same chip so get this one.
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I believe you can get 27c256 that are rewriteable or ones that are single-writable. I'm looking at some 27c chips that we got for my brother's PW0 that I socketed and they're rewriteable They have to be UV-erased though.
/dev/null, thanks, I'll try stockGSR then I kinda sorta remembered that you used Crome to import the values into the usdmb16base bin so I figured something between Crome and Uberdata 1.63 was interfering whereas it worked fine with 1.2? I dunno.
/dev/null, thanks, I'll try stockGSR then I kinda sorta remembered that you used Crome to import the values into the usdmb16base bin so I figured something between Crome and Uberdata 1.63 was interfering whereas it worked fine with 1.2? I dunno.
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Re: (raene)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by raene »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I believe you can get 27c256 that are rewriteable or ones that are single-writable. I'm looking at some 27c chips that we got for my brother's PW0 that I socketed and they're rewriteable They have to be UV-erased though.
/dev/null, thanks, I'll try stockGSR then I kinda sorta remembered that you used Crome to import the values into the usdmb16base bin so I figured something between Crome and Uberdata 1.63 was interfering whereas it worked fine with 1.2? I dunno. </TD></TR></TABLE>
With all the bugs in crome i was worried from the beginning.
/dev/null, thanks, I'll try stockGSR then I kinda sorta remembered that you used Crome to import the values into the usdmb16base bin so I figured something between Crome and Uberdata 1.63 was interfering whereas it worked fine with 1.2? I dunno. </TD></TR></TABLE>
With all the bugs in crome i was worried from the beginning.
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Re: (swlabhot)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by swlabhot »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I believe the 27xx256 is write once and not rewritable and the 29c256 is an EEPROM which means you can rewrite as many times as you want on the same chip so get this one.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Found the info:
27C256 are re-writable but must be UV erased (This is what I have)
27SF256 are re-writable and can be erased by the programmer for ~1000 times.
29C256 are re-writable and can be erased by the programmer for ~10000 times. You can reprogram this chip without erasing it. (This is what I'm getting).
Found the info:
27C256 are re-writable but must be UV erased (This is what I have)
27SF256 are re-writable and can be erased by the programmer for ~1000 times.
29C256 are re-writable and can be erased by the programmer for ~10000 times. You can reprogram this chip without erasing it. (This is what I'm getting).
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Good news guys, I tried my 2 step rev limiter (not the ftl/fts in Uberdata) and everything seems in order, boosted 3psi, no cell was thrown. Next step will be to switch from my 345cc to my 450cc and than if everything goes well, I'll be buying some 680cc or 720cc.
Bad news: It's ******* icing today
Bad news: It's ******* icing today
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Re: (Civic TSI)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Civic TSI »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Found the info:
27C256 are re-writable but must be UV erased (This is what I have)
27SF256 are re-writable and can be erased by the programmer for ~1000 times.
29C256 are re-writable and can be erased by the programmer for ~10000 times. You can reprogram this chip without erasing it. (This is what I'm getting).</TD></TR></TABLE>
There is a place in Canada that sells them for really cheap. $4.95 each.
Found the info:
27C256 are re-writable but must be UV erased (This is what I have)
27SF256 are re-writable and can be erased by the programmer for ~1000 times.
29C256 are re-writable and can be erased by the programmer for ~10000 times. You can reprogram this chip without erasing it. (This is what I'm getting).</TD></TR></TABLE>
There is a place in Canada that sells them for really cheap. $4.95 each.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by cinq »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">There is a place in Canada that sells them for really cheap. $4.95 each. </TD></TR></TABLE>
And where is that place ?
And where is that place ?