OBDII chipping info for all
06-08-2004, 09:33 PM
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OBDII chipping info for all
i know that people like Kinji and Yoshio can chip and tune obd2 ecus. places like Dynospot, Inlinefour, Eric's, and Comptech can chip/tune obd2 ecus as well.
if someone could provie us with contact info for Mr, Kinji and Mr. Yoshio it would be nice
a diy option is the T-Rex system
availiable here http://www.autoserve.8m.com/
http://www.autoserve.8m.com/OBD2Emu2.html
i haven't been able to get much info about this. i emailed the guy and i now know they run in the $300 range or so (can't remember the price he quoted me). i also know he'll customise the program to your liking. if anyone with experiance with this will you post a review? it'd be very helpfull.
some more information is avaliable on http://www.pgmfi.org
its in the forums in the Development: obd2 section.
there are some very smart people doing some very inovative things w/obd2 honda ecus there. if you decide to check it out, and i recomend that you do, please read the wiki/faq first.
you'll find good stuff like this in the wiki/faq
http://pgmfi.org/resources/FAQ/obd2.html
if anyone else has information they'd like to share on this topic please do. maybe we can get some kind of faq going. right now i am trying to find sources and prices for the oki 66507 and 66p507. the source i had recently went out of business it seems. if anyone already knows where to get these please post.
allright thats all for now
if someone could provie us with contact info for Mr, Kinji and Mr. Yoshio it would be nice
a diy option is the T-Rex system
availiable here http://www.autoserve.8m.com/
http://www.autoserve.8m.com/OBD2Emu2.html
i haven't been able to get much info about this. i emailed the guy and i now know they run in the $300 range or so (can't remember the price he quoted me). i also know he'll customise the program to your liking. if anyone with experiance with this will you post a review? it'd be very helpfull.
some more information is avaliable on http://www.pgmfi.org
its in the forums in the Development: obd2 section.
there are some very smart people doing some very inovative things w/obd2 honda ecus there. if you decide to check it out, and i recomend that you do, please read the wiki/faq first.
you'll find good stuff like this in the wiki/faq
http://pgmfi.org/resources/FAQ/obd2.html
if anyone else has information they'd like to share on this topic please do. maybe we can get some kind of faq going. right now i am trying to find sources and prices for the oki 66507 and 66p507. the source i had recently went out of business it seems. if anyone already knows where to get these please post.
allright thats all for now
06-08-2004, 10:45 PM
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Re: OBDII chipping info for all (snail)
Richard aka "RPT" of Autoserve posts and contributes on PGMFI. He plays some things a bit close, which was a t first not very endearing to the PGMFI guys, but he's went out of his way to build up some bodies of information and guides to help people (such as a definitive OBD2-1 conversion pinout for DIY harness makers), and he's gone out of his way to help me when I had sopme specific JDM Q's, since he lives somewhere in JDM land.
All that being said, it's still a chipped ECU. Some like them, I prefer to tune the ECU myself to suit each particular engine to it's fullest advantage.
FYI, don't **** with the P processors, every so often you get a misburn or some malady and you're out $40-60 for the processor. Go ahead and source the reflashable Q processors and enjoy being able to reburn them at will.
All that being said, it's still a chipped ECU. Some like them, I prefer to tune the ECU myself to suit each particular engine to it's fullest advantage.
FYI, don't **** with the P processors, every so often you get a misburn or some malady and you're out $40-60 for the processor. Go ahead and source the reflashable Q processors and enjoy being able to reburn them at will.
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