turbo edit / engine management
10-16-2006, 07:06 PM
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turbo edit / engine management
I've heard about turbo edit but it seems to good to be true. One of my friends told me he would socket my p-28 and burn me a base map an street tune it w/me for 100 bucks. His hatch is quik an he did his but is it reliable?
I'm a big fan of hondata myself!
I'm a big fan of hondata myself!
10-16-2006, 07:11 PM
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Re: turbo edit / engine management (eg underclassman)
im running crome, but ya its pretty reliable, besides from the ghetto turbo kit my car held up fine until my 300k mile turbo civic blew its headgasket :D
10-16-2006, 08:48 PM
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Re: turbo edit / engine management (cambopheonix56)
I really wish we had a forced induction forum where questions like this could be answered.
In short, it's reliable as the person who tunes it. I know some people who can street tune very well (funny enough none of them work w/ hondas), but obviously and always, numbers speak best....dyno tune is the most efficient.
Stay w/ crome in a chipped P28, you don't need to go hondata or turbo edit...
In short, it's reliable as the person who tunes it. I know some people who can street tune very well (funny enough none of them work w/ hondas), but obviously and always, numbers speak best....dyno tune is the most efficient.
Stay w/ crome in a chipped P28, you don't need to go hondata or turbo edit...
10-16-2006, 09:02 PM
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Re: turbo edit / engine management (Syndacate)
Turbo Edit is normally used for OBD0 cars. For obd1 best free programs are crome and uberdata, then theres hondata (which isnt free). But in the end it all depends on how much power you want.
Modified by Luserkid at 10:32 AM 10/17/2006
Modified by Luserkid at 10:32 AM 10/17/2006
10-17-2006, 09:31 AM
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Re: turbo edit / engine management (spork motorsports)
Opps my statement wasnt suppose to be saying hondata is free it was suppose to be:
"crome and uberdata are free then theres hondata" Ill change it so people wont get confused.
S300 goes for around 500 right now.
"crome and uberdata are free then theres hondata" Ill change it so people wont get confused.
S300 goes for around 500 right now.
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10-17-2006, 07:47 PM
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Re: turbo edit / engine management (Luserkid)
cool, I appreciate it guys. So where can I get crome or upperdata, an which would yall prefer. Also is hondata that much better or are they all in the same boat.
I dont mean to sound dumb an i know hondata is the **** but i've just never heard of crome or upperdata.
I dont mean to sound dumb an i know hondata is the **** but i've just never heard of crome or upperdata.
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Re: turbo edit / engine management (eg underclassman)
crome= tunewithcrome.com
uberdata i did a google search for,
you have to socket your ecu, the chip comes in a kit for like 20 bucks i think
hondata=exact same thing imo but that you have to pay for and everything comes in a kit, correct me if im wrong but i belive s300 is plug and play where u dont have to solder in a chip
uberdata i did a google search for,
you have to socket your ecu, the chip comes in a kit for like 20 bucks i think
hondata=exact same thing imo but that you have to pay for and everything comes in a kit, correct me if im wrong but i belive s300 is plug and play where u dont have to solder in a chip
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