how much does it cost to get p28 ecu chipped for hondata?.. and what are the necessary components to have it chipped?.. tia

http://www.hondata.com/prices.html
scroll down.

or, do it your self-
http://www.hondaswap.com/~pills/ecuchip.html

by you sayin chipped, are you meaning having your ecu "socketed" so you can tune your hondata system?? if thats the case you send your ecu to hondata, with a check or money order for 65 or 75 bills, they socket it, then you get it sent back, check out thier site or call them for more info

In the hondaswap link, will the same process apply for an obd-0 ecu? I wanna try this myself, to both learn and to save some cash.

i want to say no, but i don't know for sure.

can anyone here chip my p28?, or do i really have to spend 75 bucks + shipping to have hondata do it

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Arturbo he is da man Arturbo he can he can.

i agree.....Send it to Art

J. Davis probably can also help you out.

I Have a p28 that is chipped and socketted already, could I just run Hondata off the socket that is already there? or do i have to do more modifictations?

u need the blue box from hondata to make hondata chips work

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But, when, lets say I order Hondata s200, the blue box, chip, etc will all be included right? So all i would have to do is plug everything in and bam, i have standalone?

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But, when, lets say I order Hondata s200, the blue box, chip, etc will all be included right? So all i would have to do is plug everything in and bam, i have standalone?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Check out the "installation" document on hondata's website. It tells you what components other than a 28pin socket you need.

We chip ECU's as well
Brian

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But, when, lets say I order Hondata s200, the blue box, chip, etc will all be included right? So all i would have to do is plug everything in and bam, i have standalone?</TD></TR></TABLE>

yes all that will be included.

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But, when, lets say I order Hondata s200, the blue box, chip, etc will all be included right? So all i would have to do is plug everything in and bam, i have standalone?</TD></TR></TABLE>

You will have everything...but you will still need to solder in some things for the hondata cable interface wire.


Modified by Blown90hatcH at 5:53 PM 7/30/2003

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You will have everything...but you will still need to solder in some things for the hondata cable interface wire and if I can remember a couple more resistors.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Hondata does all this all if you send it to them right??

Yeah, it should come back completely finished for you.

i thought u didnt have to solder any resistors for the news s200s, i remember they said that was only for the old versions 2, 3, and 4

Yeah, now that I started thinking....you will just have to add the interface cable...Me thinks..