Before i get flamed, i tried the search but the server is unavailable.

Anyone heard of or used this? I need basemap. It's for a friends Boosted B18 CRX.

 

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Anyone heard of or used this? I need basemap. It's for a friends Boosted B18 CRX. </TD></TR></TABLE>

There is a site where people share their maps.. I will look for the link.

 

First off, Zdyne is an awesome product...ahead of its time and very capable.

It does have some issues though...
• zero product development since, like 1999. While their major competition, Hondata, went on to continually improve their product, Zdyne went nowhere.
• expensive...even compared to Hondata. Ridiculous compared to the pgmfi.org crowds standards.
• limited to obd-0 and even specific ecus (pm6, pm7, pg7, pr4) No B16 ecus allowed.
• tech support consists of one guy...literally(I don't know that this is still true but it used to be)

I used to have a link to all the site with all the Zdyne maps but I can't seem to find it either.

 

http://www.geocities.com/civic_fi/zdyne/zdyne.html

 

I run it and its great only real flaw, lack of datalogging but ehh the car still traps about 130 on low boost

 

Ahh, thats the link.

Yeah, Bill at zdyne does a good job... The lack of datalogging is a flat out shame. He's been promising it for years..

I still run it

 

Good feedback guys.

My buddy has bought it from Ebay for a good price.
Why is unavailability of datalogging an issue cos you still have to use wide band to tune it right? - I'm not too inclined on tuning.

 

should use a wideband to tune anyway... with datalogging its just 100000 times easier to tune. It would give you a plot graph of your air/fuel or whatever you want to see. But Zdyne isnt hard to tune just takes a few more min.