Running Rich
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Running Rich
so im pretty sure im running pretty rich. i have a JR supercharger and i know i still need to get the car tuned and its just running stock psi like 6 or 7. but is there any way i can take care of this without having to buy hondata and getting it tuned on a dyno? everytime i start off in first i have to give it quite a bit more gas than normal or else it dies on me.
the closest dyno to me is like 5 or 6 hrs away
the closest dyno to me is like 5 or 6 hrs away
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Re: Running Rich (Frstyl838)
You have several options.
You can go the Hondata route, the Crome Pro route (costs $150), or the freeware Crome/Uberdata route. There are others out there, but these are the main ones.
You can do a street tune with a wideband o2 sensor instead of dyno tuning, but the best (and most expensive) option would be to do both.
Just remember that the quality of the tune is critical in a forced induction application.
You can go the Hondata route, the Crome Pro route (costs $150), or the freeware Crome/Uberdata route. There are others out there, but these are the main ones.
You can do a street tune with a wideband o2 sensor instead of dyno tuning, but the best (and most expensive) option would be to do both.
Just remember that the quality of the tune is critical in a forced induction application.
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if i get the hondata one, do you have a suggestion? and doesn't that just hook up to my laptop via usb and then i can tweak with the stuff?
whats the difference between hondata and crome pro?
whats the difference between hondata and crome pro?
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Re: (Frstyl838)
Hondata is an external module that integrates with your ECU. Crome is a computer program that allows you to create EPROMs. You have to solder a socket into your ECU, and the EPROM goes in there.
I would suggest Crome Pro over Hondata myself.
I would suggest Crome Pro over Hondata myself.
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