I have a hondata stage3 installed on my crx gsr (obd1). i just picked it up from a friend because i will soon be needing it for tuning. right now i have a kenji chip in my p28.

my question is: can i power up the hondata to utilize the rev limiters and other controls while i stil have the kenji chip in there?

 

no

 

i just need to get a stock gsr map chip made with hondata?

 

Drive to your local tuner on your current ecu & have him setup your s300 unit.

 

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i made myself look like a total idiot, but i do have a chip burner and the software. im normally using uber, just now im getting into hondata . thanks though.

 

use crome its better then either

 

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Indeed

 

holy back from the dead...... ive sucessfully turboed and tuned my car with hondata already and am loving the stage 3. check my sig y0.

 

Haha, sweet, you had to do the backwards chipping with the pins, right?

 

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what what?

 

s300 right? Don't you need to put male pin headers in the eprom and serial communication locations?

 

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Stage 3, not s300.The old stuff.
Glenn

 

Ah, thanks. I'm not familiar with the old stuff so I overlooked that, :-)

 

yeah, stage 3 (older model) got it used...

 

Sweet deal, I'm savings up for my wideband.