crxricer66

is there some software that u can buy and load onto a laptop to tune a car???? srry if i seem like a noob im jus curious. thx guys

fatpride111

most people use Hondata s100, s200, or s300 (overkill unless your car is highly modded) and other hondata applications to tune their car. A free way to go is to tune your car with crome, using roms, and i believe you solder them in your ecu. ive heard of it, but never looked into it, and obviously never used it

hope that helps, but i'd wait untill someone better can explain it.

BlueIntegraBoy

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Crome - http://www.tunewithcrome.com
Uberdata - http://uberdata.pgmfi.org/down...rsion

crxricer66

so then crome i can load onto a laptop and have fun with stuff right???? im planning on turbo in the near future so....

fatpride111

umm, im not sure. go to the website and find out, i believe you load the data on the rom, and then you have to solder the rom in your ecu, but if u dont know what your doing, then its a trial and error thing. i'd recomend getting someone whos tuned cars before before you go soldering things into other things and buying rom after rom trying to get it right.

gl

Luserkid

For the sake of your car i would do alot of research before playing with this.

crxricer66

if u would take the time to look at the original post then u would see i was jus curious.........

Luserkid

True then you proceed to post:

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by crxricer66 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so then crome i can load onto a laptop and have fun with stuff right???? im planning on turbo in the near future so....</TD></TR></TABLE>

What "have fun with stuff"? Theres only one way to tuning and thats the right way. People that go outside the lines are risking there motors everytime. In the end its all how you build but if you dont know what your doing i dont suggest it.