What kind of engine management with JRSC?
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What kind of engine management with JRSC?
Which kind are you running if any at all? What were the gains in power and driveability before and after the tune? How much did it cost you? Im trying to figure out if it is worth it on an h22.
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Re: What kind of engine management with JRSC? (Luchini)
engine managment on a boosted honda SC or turbo is beneficial no matter how you look at it.
but most of the time, when you do these you should upgrade your injectors and so on.. this adds cost
either hondata, Aem ems, uberdata
you will gain HP, reliability and driveability
uberdata cost - upto $300, but you have to tune it, or find someone to tune
hondata - $300 up, and you definatly have to find someone to tune it
Aem ems - $1200 up, and someone has to tune it
Aem and uberdata you can tune yourself if you feel brave enough...
jrsc now offers a hondata kit to go with there blowers...
but most of the time, when you do these you should upgrade your injectors and so on.. this adds cost
either hondata, Aem ems, uberdata
you will gain HP, reliability and driveability
uberdata cost - upto $300, but you have to tune it, or find someone to tune
hondata - $300 up, and you definatly have to find someone to tune it
Aem ems - $1200 up, and someone has to tune it
Aem and uberdata you can tune yourself if you feel brave enough...
jrsc now offers a hondata kit to go with there blowers...
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Re: What kind of engine management with JRSC? (pornstarSR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pornstarSR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">uberdata cost - upto $300, but you have to tune it, or find someone to tune
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huh? uberdata is free. you may need to buy a burner if you don't know anyone with one $75 tops. if you are going to tune any system on your own, you will also need a wb, but that should NOT be be included in the cost for uberdata. chipping the ecu cost like $10 in parts.
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huh? uberdata is free. you may need to buy a burner if you don't know anyone with one $75 tops. if you are going to tune any system on your own, you will also need a wb, but that should NOT be be included in the cost for uberdata. chipping the ecu cost like $10 in parts.
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Re: What kind of engine management with JRSC? (Luchini)
I dont have any experience in tuning and the AEM seems like alot so the Hondata is not looking like a bad option. Cant seem to find anybody who knows Hondata tuning in WA though.
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Re: What kind of engine management with JRSC? (ndogg)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ndogg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
huh? uberdata is free. you may need to buy a burner if you don't know anyone with one $75 tops. if you are going to tune any system on your own, you will also need a wb, but that should NOT be be included in the cost for uberdata. chipping the ecu cost like $10 in parts.</TD></TR></TABLE>
ok good point
but there are parts needed
huh? uberdata is free. you may need to buy a burner if you don't know anyone with one $75 tops. if you are going to tune any system on your own, you will also need a wb, but that should NOT be be included in the cost for uberdata. chipping the ecu cost like $10 in parts.</TD></TR></TABLE>
ok good point
but there are parts needed
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