Affordable tunning on a d series- SOCAL
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Affordable tunning on a d series- SOCAL
I have a dseries turbo'd at the moment and im running some FMU style of fuel management. I had a smaller kkk04 turbo on the car that ran fine and the car has a 255lph fuel pump but Im always worried when I floor it because of all the **** talk I hear about these fmu style managements with bigger turbos and it blowing up.
I am wondering what is the cheapest way to get it tuned for now.
Vafc hack?
Uberdata?
hondata?
some other stuff?
I want this actually tuned, so I can actually worry less about it. I wont ignore the dangers but im borderline paranoid with the new bigger turbo on my car right now.
Oh and im selling the K04 setup.
I am wondering what is the cheapest way to get it tuned for now.
Vafc hack?
Uberdata?
hondata?
some other stuff?
I want this actually tuned, so I can actually worry less about it. I wont ignore the dangers but im borderline paranoid with the new bigger turbo on my car right now.
Oh and im selling the K04 setup.
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Re: Affordable tunning on a d series- SOCAL (Evil_Pull)
on OBDO go with turbo edit
with OBD1, go with uberdata (cheapest way), or hondata
OBDII, convert to OBD1, and go from there
with OBD1, go with uberdata (cheapest way), or hondata
OBDII, convert to OBD1, and go from there
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go w/ the hack for cheapness/ easiness sake. I was on the hack for 20k miles before I went to uberdata. I still have my VAFC in the car for fine/RT tuning. I'm in so-cal, i can help you get the car running good street tuning it, but I wouldn't rely JUST on that.
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