red_sir

As the title states, what's the most affordable standalone for OBD2? I'm not looking for the best/fanciest/most options, but just something better than what I got now (the hack). Hondata is nice, but getting an OBD1 ecu and harness is kinda expensive. Any suggestions? Thanks.


Modified by red_sir at 2:41 AM 7/4/2003

gsrt2c

i want to know to aem ems is to fuggin expensive

turbotypeR@SPEC

power fc.

PHiZ

OBD1 is worth it, IMHO.

-PHiZ

gsrt2c

link to the power fc site or any site that sells them please?

TurboSedan

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I agree, you can much more easily run a test pipe instead of a cat! And that is just one of the advantages.

turbotypeR@SPEC

xsengineering.com.i would not buy it from anyone else because they can tune a base program that will be pretty close when you get it.when i got mine it only took 2 hours of dyno time.

TurboJesse

Im pretty sure hondata will still be the cheapest even after the obd1 ecu and harness, although you might be close to the price of the EMS depending on which hondata you go with...

dmecarboy

Power FC, The link to a dealer is xs-engineering.com. Also carboyracing.com in houston is where I bought and tuned mine!

avex

after figuring out costs between hondata and the power fc, hondata comes out cheaper than picking up a power fc.

Spunkster

You will have to use a OBD1 ecu, but the Hondata s100 starts at $245.