seems like its offline
ive been trying to look for some info but the page doesn't load up
any part of it
is pgmfi dead or under construction?
sad to see it go

 

Yeah I been wondering the same thing. Should be pgmfi.org but doesn't load and I was really needing to look at some internal circuits for the ECU.

 

most of the stuff is commercial now so theres really no sharing of info anymore
that's what pgmfi was based on...
in my opinion that's why it died out.
some people might disagree

 

It shut down because nobody wanted to pay to keep it up. Chip tuning is 20 years old, it's a specialty realm. Pre-2k cars are beat to ****, B and D series engines are becoming rare and expensive. I get a new chip customer at most 5 times a year, and maybe 25 revolving chip customers in my database. So frankly if I'm going to take any time tuning an ancient car, I'm using Neptune.
Even this forum has a fraction of the traffic it used to, and many of the PGMFI experts are still active on it.
PGMFI was saved to another site, which I posted about a month ago. You can find it if you google it.

 

nice
thank you
they still have lots of good info
it depends on a state. b series is still pretty popular in WA

 

LOL!

https://honda-tech.com/engine-manage...pgmfi-3251498/

https://honda-tech.com/engine-manage...irect-3254746/

 

It's a shame... I must be getting old. The Honda scene is very small compared to back in the day...

Oh well, as long as I'm alive i'll be a B, D, F, H, K Honda engine junkie! RIP PGMFI.org

 

We all are getting old. It sucks. But there is a site that save almost the entire pgmfi.org as a read only, so the data is still there. Pre 2000 cars for life.

 

ha...I still burn chips. ****, I'm old.

 

Still got my Moates Burn2 in the garage. Got it as a prototype after my Burn 1 stopped working. Havent used it in forever though. These days I almost strickly do Hondata. I did need the PGMFI.org forum recently. Track down an old P06.bin for a buddy of mine whos trying to replicate the old D15b7 build.