ericschimmel

Ok, so I had Emanage, but opted to drop the emanage and go for a chipped ecu. I called the tuner and he told me unless I had hondata or neptune he couldn't tune my car. I thought the idea behind a chipped ecu was that you didn't need to spend all that extra money. I thought they could hook their stuff up and tune it. So, my question is. What do I NEED to make my car tuneable?

willyboyK20

get a new tuner, because if he can tune with hondata or neptune then he can easily tune with crome.

Maybe he is trying to get some extra money out of you since he knows crome is alot cheaper than the other hondata or neptune

To fully answer your question, what is your setup?

ericschimmel

2000 honda civic ex, 14b turbo, fmic, walbro 255lph, dsm 450cc injectors, full msd ignition, and a port and polish with a 3 angle valve job.

ericschimmel

anyone?

doood

iTrader: (1)

your ecu is socketed and chipped ready to be tuned. you still need a program to tune with. find someone that tunes crome or spend the money on hondata or neptune.

numbnuts22715

yeah, he definitely should be able to tune with crome if he can tune with anything else.

Are there any other tuners in your area?

ericschimmel

Thats the problem. I'm in Des Moines, IA and hes the closest... He's in Lincoln, NE. I'll call him tomorrow to see if he can tune with crome. Unless someone knows someone closer.

quik sol

check the tuner directory, also, Neptune is probly one of the best tuning program out right now.

ericschimmel

well, its also another $500 plus the cost of the tune.