chrome or Hondata
06-23-2006, 12:20 AM
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Re: chrome or Hondata (Z7)
cuh uf ur motors stock then stick to a stock ecu ull seriously get like 2 horeses if u get it preofessonaly tuned on a stock motor
thats money spent better elsewhere
thats money spent better elsewhere
06-23-2006, 01:44 AM
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Re: chrome or Hondata (civicfast)
Well when you do the basic bolt-on mods and go to get tuned you'll need an OBD 2a ->OBD 1 conversion harness and a OBD1 Ecu(P30,P28, etc). Then I'd reccomend CROME. I believe most tuning programs require OBD 1. But yeah as already said, for the 150-??? it'd cost to tune a stock motor, you could at the very least get a tuneup and intake. Don't even bother with tuning till you get at least a few mods done, nearly pointless before that.
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were not telling him that syndicate hondata, aem ems, and high end is the same as the freeware stuff, he wants to do it to a all stock honda asa in granny driven lol
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