BoostedD15B7

Anyone have S100 or want to post some opinion on it. Im thinking of getting one.

boosted hybrid

I have one ordered for myself. I recommend them to customers that I tune their cars. I have used the 4b and newer s200 system, but I dont really care about the extra features that come with the s200 system. The s100 is a cleaner install, and once its tuned you can just put your ecu back at the factory location.

DIRep972

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I would go w/ S100 if u don't want all the extras. I have a 2b and have never used any of the benefits of it.

Reilly

I really like mine. But I now want more options, and will upgrade shortly. I just put in a GSR in place of the LS, after I smog, I am upgrading. I assume you have been to their website and read up? If not, it's good stuff

S100 is great bang for the buck. My tuner put my datalogging on disc to watch, but I have a MAC. I did watch it on a friends PC once, awesome.

BoostedD15B7

Yeah i agree about the simplicity. Id rather keep is clean and easy. Not to mention cheaper...i was just wondering how good it worked. THanks for the opininons.

420aNT

what is involved with solderign once you get it? I just got my S100 the other day but I have no idea what needs to be done except plugging in the chips? It came with 1 chip a few resistors and one small circuit board. What else do I need to do?

420aNT

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420aNT

come on someone has to know

boosted hybrid

I always send them to hondata. Its 50.00 to get it done from them, and its a one day turn around time. To me its worth the money so you dont ruin the chipboard.

GruvyTune

Having done many ecu mods, i would not recommend doing it yourself if you dont have a very good quality desoldering station and very good soldering skills. Its worth it to pay $50 to someone like myself to do the soldering. You'll get a board back that is like stock complete with recoating the board once done.

I just got an S100 for myself although i use the S200 for tuning. I too, like the compact S100 vs the extra box.

DC2R714

I just received mine. Boosted Hyrbid recommended it and I must say I like the compact design too. I just sent out my P28 to Matt at hondata to chip it. To me it's worth the money also to know it's done right. I am going to be using a zif socket like on http://www.stupidfast.com so it will be easier to pop out the chips.

RyanEJ8

I just purchased a P28 and OBDII to I conversion harness. I'm going to try to find someone local to install my hondata, like a dealer or something. California is a long way from Florida, it would take two weeks ground to go there and come back even with a one day turnaround.

Flamenco-T

contact VaporTrail ( john). He's in your hometown, he can sodler the ECU for you as well as do the whole tuning for you. I must say he's one of the best Hondata tuners out there..

stan

420aNT

well I just bought a chipped P28 from hondata. So that means all I have to do is just pop in the chips right? The P28 has Hondata stamped Right on it. Inside it looks like it has a spot already installed so that the chip will drop right in.

ekb18c

I totally agree with Gruvytune's statements. Having been through the learn stage, where I messed up a few ecu's, it's not a easy job. You have to have done a few ecu's inorder to be good with soldering the ecu's. Get your ecu's socketed by a hondata dealer or someone with good enough skills to do it.

There are a few really good guys on this board as well as myself that can socket those ecu's up properly.

420aNT

so mine is already socketed right? I bought it from hondata and it has a spot for the chip to pop in already inside

Mr. Softee

id buy hondata if it wasnt $200 more for boost. I think the whole concept of that is rediculous.