Charlie Moua

iTrader: (3)

what's up latley? is every one getting the AEM system? which is better?

int3gra

its not really better........it just has more features to mess around with and its plug and plug for OBDII cars..........so, i guess it is better then

Ri5e

AEM

DIRep972

iTrader: (1)

im not selling mine. unless i cant find anyone to tune it.

VaporTrail

I'm not selling mine. I like keeping things simple. And it doesn't get any easier than Hondata.

Charlie Moua

iTrader: (3)

thanks for the info guys. I still plan on running hondata....eventually.

b18bturbo

John,, i know the hondata is simple and all but john do you really think a hondata can control a high hp street machine safely. I am still so skeptical of putting it on a high hp vehicle.

Charlie Moua

iTrader: (3)

John,, i know the hondata is simple and all but john do you really think a hondata can control a high hp street machine safely. I am still so skeptical of putting it on a high hp vehicle.[/QUOTE]

what do you mean high hp street machine. I think high is 250+ .......or are you talking about 400+ hp cars?

b18bturbo

250hp stay with hondat.

400hp and more i cant trust a hondata never seen to many hondatas control over 400hp street machines with large turbo and large injectors.


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DIRep972

iTrader: (1)

is that because it cant be done? or because no one has done it?

b18bturbo

I think it cant be done...... I only seen one car do that and that was rocky santa cruz car when he first went hondata then switched to haltech.

SilverLudeSi

I am going to try for 350+ hp on hondata and probably 720cc's so we'll see how it goes. I know dr james ran 1100 cc injectors on hondata and said he had a perfect idle.

TurboSedan

Hondata has a lot of good points, although in some areas the AEM or other systems may be slightly better. I think the biggest problem people have with the Hondata is having to burn chips, with the other systems you do not have to do that.

Arturbo

Yes hondata can be used on a high horsepower car. Sherbaz has almost 500whp on his, and many others from FL. Its simple, it works, and its reliable.

art

TurboR

Hondata is the best thing that I have ever done to my car. I ran stock ecu for a long time , went through some motors and finally hondata solved all my problems. I am running 950cc holey injectors and idle is perfect, thanks to South Florida performance for hell of tuning. Car produced more than 500hp@WHEEL and I drive this monster everyday of the week.. Hondata is awesome if tuned properly.. I wanna thank Doug for his support and sponsorship of this unit and I can't be anymore happier. All the cars that I build now leave my shop with hondata and nothing else. Hondata all the way..

2kbill

My Hondata is most assuredly not for sale.

DragII

hondata should be fine for high horsepower, what about that guy from maryland w/ the turbo type r...he has at least 355whp

b18bturbo

but Art tell me why no racers actually use hondata on usual basis. None i mean not a single 9 sec car uses a hondata that i know of that runs on the tour NHRA or NDRA or IDRC... I think for the price of hondata there are much more choices out there.

For street car hondata cant be touched but for all out it will never end up where it needs to be.

Hondata units is awesome for street but cant it really stand up to say a methanol setup with dual stage injection. 1600cc it has it limits.




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SIK IN DA HED

that is one reason why you like it so much... Doug hooked you up. i see alot of people sellin the hondata because there are a few glitches and the whole "chip-burning" issue that people do not like. one reason why i chose NOT to get it. AEM seems to be the better one to go with. however, im not baggin down on hondata... ive heard many good things and its worth buying it if you do not need the features of the AEM.

turbocoupe

I'm keeping mine. SOHC. . .I don't plan on hitting 400+ with it. . .

Sonny

Erick Racing's 10 second Civic runs Hondata.

Hondata isn't designed to be an all-out race ECU. I think their target audience is people who want the power of a standalone, but the streetability of a stock ECU.

Sonny

Rain_man

If you want to tune your own car, Hondata is expensive and more complicated (burning chips, emulator...)

Plus any stage Hondata and OBDII comes close to the price of the AEM.

falcongsr

all the people getting AEM EMS fever need to realize this.

Rain_man

Would you care to clarify?

SOUNDEFFECTS

sounds good! I Like the idea of High Hp from hondata!


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