cantaffordaccord

i live in alaska so there really is no choice but to have my car shipped south to get a tune i have yet to find a simple/semi difficult ems to tune with

so is there a such thing as an ems that i can easily and safely tune myself?

money is not an object my investment is though

beepy

Anything that will self-tune with a wideband and has knock sensor input.

D@nnY

most self tune systems dont work worth a ****...

Bspec18

Read up on Autronic they have an auto tune. I've seen a few cars get a basic tune off that

AbitAvenger

Read up on http://uberdata.pgmfi.org

uberdata

B16Civic93

as long as you buy a good wideband o2 sensor that has datalogging features and you know the basics of tuning and understand the afr's. and talk to some people to find a good "safe" limit for your setup as far as timing goes. you should be fine with uberdata. alot of people on here tune their own setup with it.

cantaffordaccord

well thanks uber data huh?

ive herd of it but never looked into it im not looking for an auto tune ems im just looking for something that can help me as a newbie tuner that isnt so hard to adjust to prefered settings safley

thanks for the replys

cantaffordaccord

other alternatives besides uberdata for the illiterate?

B18 CYA

hey where can u race in alaska? sorry for a dumb question but aren't the streets always full of snow?

ccivic

Autronic has a badass auto-tune system. For the ignition, I'd just play it safe with a step-retard and maybe a little more.

onemanlan

That wouldn't be a correct assumption.

nickromeo

doesnt cromePRO hav a auto fuel feature now?

cantaffordaccord

we havent even gotten any snow yet in juneau i cant even snowboard


i dont really race i am just trying to start up a turbo build on my car its a bit slow right now f23a5 01 accord


there is a place called raceway park in anchorage? but its a ferry ride and a long drive to get there

beepy

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by beepy &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Anything that will self-tune with a wideband and has knock sensor input.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I should be more specific. Anything that will self-tune based on a target AFR table. Setting target AFR's is easy, as most people understand that running 12:1 AFR in boost is safe, and 14-15:1 AFR in vacuum is safe. The hard part is setting the VE or pulsewidth tables, since every engine combination will be different. With self-tune from AFR tables, though, this will all get filled in to accurately maintain the safe AFR.

Knock sensor input makes tuning the timing safe. Take a timing map from the countless Uberdata and Chrome users, and just rely on the fact that if you get close to detonation, the knock sensor will retard timing and save the motor.

Everyones Hero

Where can I get autronic?

I'm running Uberdata and I've been happy with it so far.