Where to socket my ecu... hondata...
01-26-2005, 05:04 PM
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Where to socket my ecu... hondata...
A buddy of mind wants to socket his p72 ecu and i don't kind any one who can do this in MN. Can any one socket ecus for hondata up in here. Well i just told him to send it to hondata. But i don't know how much they charge.. Hit me back...
01-26-2005, 06:49 PM
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Re: Where to socket my ecu... hondata... (dynasty-x-motorsport)
Cray91 from Homemadeturbo.com is from Minnesota...he can socket your ECU for you.
You could send it to me as well but he is closer.
You could send it to me as well but he is closer.
01-26-2005, 08:02 PM
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Re: Where to socket my ecu... hondata... (dynasty-x-motorsport)
Go to Elite Autosports they can do it for you.
And they can Dyno Tune your car too...well Shanes Hondata tuning stuff is broken right now and is being fixed right now by Hondata...
http://www.elite-autosport.com/
Modified by H-T at 9:20 PM 1/26/2005
And they can Dyno Tune your car too...well Shanes Hondata tuning stuff is broken right now and is being fixed right now by Hondata...
http://www.elite-autosport.com/
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01-27-2005, 05:57 AM
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Hondata charges $65 for socketing with standard shipping and $75 for socketing with overnight shipping.
I chose to have my ECU socketed by Hondata because their price was in the ballpark of everyone elses, and everytime something goes wrong they say "check the solder connections." Well now I can tell them that they socketed it and if there is a problem they need to fix it.
I chose to have my ECU socketed by Hondata because their price was in the ballpark of everyone elses, and everytime something goes wrong they say "check the solder connections." Well now I can tell them that they socketed it and if there is a problem they need to fix it.
01-27-2005, 06:01 AM
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yeah and if there is anything wrong they will tell you, ship it to us, at your expense.
If there is something wrong with mine, you call me and I say sure I will come fix it for ya. and then appoligize for making the mistake.
Can't really compare to local service.
If there is something wrong with mine, you call me and I say sure I will come fix it for ya. and then appoligize for making the mistake.
Can't really compare to local service.
01-27-2005, 09:13 AM
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I don't know how similar the socketing process is for Hondata and Uberdata but here's how I got my ECU socketed for Uberdata...
- Got on Yahoo Yellow Pages and found an electronics repair shop down the street from my house
- Called him and asked if he could do it for me
- Took it in and explained what I needed done
- Picked it up the next day!
He desoldered my board, soldered in the new stuff, and then tested all the joints and connections...
When I picked it up he said, "... it took me a little longer than I had anticipated to desolder those points so I'm going to have to charge you $25..."
Haha... I almost paid a local shop $85 to do it!
- Got on Yahoo Yellow Pages and found an electronics repair shop down the street from my house
- Called him and asked if he could do it for me
- Took it in and explained what I needed done
- Picked it up the next day!
He desoldered my board, soldered in the new stuff, and then tested all the joints and connections...
When I picked it up he said, "... it took me a little longer than I had anticipated to desolder those points so I'm going to have to charge you $25..."
Haha... I almost paid a local shop $85 to do it!
01-27-2005, 09:18 AM
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when I was at college without my soldering stuff I had a guy make me a data cable. I just gave him the instructions on paper. he didn't understand it, but he did it perfectly. Cost me $15 for the cable and soldering total. Gotta love small shops.
Yeah $85 is a rape job. The thing that sets ppl like me and xenocron apart is that we know what we are doing and we burn basemaps with the chipping services. Can't get that at a store anywhere. Not even shops at $85 are burning chips for ya.
Yeah $85 is a rape job. The thing that sets ppl like me and xenocron apart is that we know what we are doing and we burn basemaps with the chipping services. Can't get that at a store anywhere. Not even shops at $85 are burning chips for ya.
01-27-2005, 09:28 AM
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Re: (Cray91)
i'm might be wrong and this might be stupid but i use a chipped p28 is that the same socket hondata uses? or will i need to get a different ecu?
01-27-2005, 09:31 AM
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Same socket. Hondata has this security box thing that they add so noone can "steal" their codes. Like anyone needs them with all the freeware stuff.
but yeah, same 28pin socket and other components.
but yeah, same 28pin socket and other components.
01-29-2005, 06:34 PM
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ok so when you buy hondata s100 all i'm buying is there chip they plug in? what would you expect to pay for some minor tunning just intake header and itr cams on a b16 i know you can't really answer that but what some other prices you guys are paying for the s100?
01-29-2005, 07:49 PM
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Re: (OrangeCiviC251)
I was too broke to have mine socketed at a dealer, so i decided to do it my self 
. It's really not too hard, just make sure to take your time and have the right tools on hand....just another option. Check out this thread, towards the bottom
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=772172
. It's really not too hard, just make sure to take your time and have the right tools on hand....just another option. Check out this thread, towards the bottomhttps://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=772172
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