i went too a local tunner an they told me i cant Use a Gm 3 bar map for my hondata soo can anyone help me better understand if its true or not

 

this "tuner" shouldn't tune your car. everyone uses that map sensor.

 

soo a gm 3 bar map wrks fine

 

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Yes. You simply change your selected map sensor in the software and tune. If your 'tuner' doesn't know this, I would recommend finding a new one.

 

find a new tuner.. and tell people to stay away from that guy..

 

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Yes. You simply change your selected map sensor in the software and tune. If your 'tuner' doesn't know this, I would recommend finding a new one.</TD></TR></TABLE>

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yeah really.

 

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yeah really.</TD></TR></TABLE>

+10


Modified by mtber at 11:55 PM 12/26/2007

 

NOT true. But what PSI of boost you running?

 

well i was told not think think bout psi im doing bout 400whp soo i take it its gonna be about 17-19lb on a gt3076r

 

he probably told you this because Hondata doesnt have a DEFAULT sensor selection for the GM 3 bar, while they have one included for the Neetronics or Motec.

Yep, find a new tooner