924doorEG

Im thinking of chipping my p06 ecu with chrome, dose anyone have it? is it a good softwhere to use? and what should i do when i chip it? raise rev limiter, fuel,ect.

i have a almost stock d15b non vtec

BlackoutVTi

crome (sp.) is a respected tuning software for the honda owner on a budget, need I say more?

As for what to do with it, if you don't know if you need to raise the rev limiter, you don't need to. You have an "almost stock D15B VTEC." IMO, you don't even need a tune yet. Wait until you start in on internals, or if you go turbo. Otherwise, a tune is a waste of money for our SOHC economy engines.


EDIT: Non-VTEC


Modified by BlackoutVTi at 2:15 PM 8/8/2007

924doorEG

hell no i need a greddy turbo kit lol

Autoworks

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As for what to do with it, if you don't know if you need to raise the rev limiter, you don't need to. You have an "almost stock D15B VTEC." IMO, you don't even need a tune yet. Wait until you start in on internals, or if you go turbo. Otherwise, a tune is a waste of money for our SOHC economy engines.


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Agreed,
CROME is excellent, but not needed on a stock D15.
Stock head=stock rev limiter, there's no point in raising it.

Many people make plenty of power on CROME.

forcefedferio

i run crome, and so do all my friends IMO it's one of the best tuning softwares out there especially for the price.

924doorEG

how much would it cost to tune and chip my ecu do you think? my ecu is a p06

forcefedferio

http://www.hybridynamics.com
contact them, that is my local shop i think to chip the ECU and burn a base map on it, it is somewhere in the neighborhood of $80...however you would have to ship it to them.

as for tuning that is something you would have to get with a reputable local shop and find out, for an estimate i can tell you that dyno tuning is typically $400 for a tune with chrome on a DynoJet at hybrid.

ke98248

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Agreed,
CROME is excellent, but not needed on a stock D15.
Stock head=stock rev limiter, there's no point in raising it.
Exactly.

Many people make plenty of power on CROME.
After you turbo
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918eg

i use crome also to tune my boost eg.and when i want to tune it ostrich is the toy to play

with.its compatible with crome and others.do real time programming while driving.nice

toy......dont forget to enable usb datalogging to the ecu for future use.ecu control5 and

freelogg ae nice program to datalogg....its free


i forgot to mention mine was a p06 converted to p28.spent about 400 with chipped

ecu,usb cable,software,and ostrcih device.all this is i think equivalent to the hondata

s300 maybe better and cheaper.crome is excellent software for tunning.

Markb16a

i have a jdm d15b p06 chipped with crome and tuned and it made 236 and 189.7 ft tq.
on 10 psi and it is pretty fast for a sohc. Im going to the track tonight

924doorEG

nice bro, but the main thing is im lost on basemap? wtf is that? and what should i add to it? like more fuel or air and is it safe to raise the redline or not? idk im not smart on this lol

broke91hatch

YOU DON'T NEED IT.

That advice has been given already. You would gain next to nothing out of it. You have an almost stock non-vtec sohc. Why do you need it to be stated again?

smileycvc

There are a couple shops in your area that could do it just google. Or check out this thread.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1347699

The thread only shows 2 shops but I know for sure there are a few more than that.

madpipr

pgmfi.org ..... best place with the most info. research everything about tuning before you even THINK about doing it yourself. im been reading about it for a few weeks and still dont know ANYTHING about it, theres just so much to learn about it all.

918eg

yes i agree tunning is no easy task.....lots of numbers to know