singlecam screamer

well guys i'm about to boost my d16y7 and i was wondering if anyone knew of any good turbo program for the p06 i want to keep it simple just socket my ecu and get a chip burned and throw it in any feedback would help,also my setup consists of a greddy kit with 8"jrc intercooler dsm450's and open downpipe for now

B18CXr

http://hrtuning.com/index.php?page=neptunefeatures

Neptune is your friend

TOP_END_Turbo_GSR

switch from Hondata to Neptune, awesome looking system!

vaporboy12

neptune

HRTuning

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I might have a biased opinion here, but I agree...

Quad-Damag

Crome and turboedit are both good system

GeeGee

Neptune = new bandwagon.

ndogg

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this may be true... that doesn't mean it there is anything wrong with it though.


Modified by ndogg at 10:10 PM 3/12/2005

SOHC_MShue

for just a simple greddy kit i wouldn't worry about going with neptune..you aren't going to be making all that much power anyways. Crome or Uberdata should suit your needs perfectly(screw hondata...if you are gonna spend that kind of money then you should just go with neptune anyways).

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Turboedit won't work with his p06 ...its just for obd0.

Civicman86

Neptune is a very nice system but it has its drawbacks.

-only certain people can tune it
-That all I can think of.

I plan on running uber in my car. Its cheap and has proven itself.

dennis

Do you want someone else to blindly burn you a chip? That'll never work... If you have a po6, just socket it and either buy the **** to burn your chips, or pay someone to tune it with uberdata or crome. Simple as that. What's so complicated?

adqnnlude

Don't bother with chipping your stock ecu, it makes things alot more complictated. Your oem ecu isn't designed for boost so go with uberdata. I know that is opposite of what you stated but for simplictiy and better tuning i would go standalone.

SOHC_MShue

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Do you have any idea at all about what you are talking about? Uberdata is chipping your stock ecu...

ndogg

dude... what you just said makes no fu**ing sense. don't bother posting if you don't have a clue what you are talking about.

first, chipping his stock ecu is exactly what he should do. second, p06 works fine with uberdata. third, uberdata/hondata/neptune/crome are not "standalones", they are stock honda ecus running with modified honda code that allows them to run boosted cars.

singlecam screamer

thanks guys for your help and i guess uberdata here i come

Boosted Chemist

iTrader: (1)

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? yeah thats what i was thinking lol

BlueShadow

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I think they finally fixed the tuner directory so if you check out the list on the uberforums you might be able to find a Florida local to help you get started with UD. I'd recommend Crome, but I dont think the free version includes datalogging. But if you have seperate datalogging software that comes with some wideband setups then that takes care of that.

If you dont already know here is the uberdata forums
http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata/forum/

and some good info on Keebler65's site
http://home.mn.rr.com/keebler65/honda/index.html

singlecam screamer

thanks man i actually have a good freind of mine who can tune the uberdata (vtccivicohgodnotagain)

SOHC_MShue

cool. I'm sure VTC will get you straight with the tuning

PrecisionH23a

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yep.

I would recommend running the EMS that your tuner is most familiar with. An EMS is only as good as its tuner. End of story.

Sohc Driver

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LOL, you dumbass! You have to chip the ECU inorder to run uberdata, Neptune, or Hondata.

Khoi