Sry if this is a re-post, I couldve sworn I saw somthing like this posted on H-T.com, but I searched and came up with nothing pertainng to what I'm looking for. So anyway, I am going to be doing all motor on my D16Z6 and I'm wondering which is better/easier to use/learn? I dont need to hear "dude just boost, NA on a D is worthless." Ive made up my mind and tthats what I'm going to do, I just need to decide wether or not to get Hondata or Uberdata. If I were to get either, I'd want to be able to do the datalogging myself, so I'd have to get a Hondata that had a blue box, correct? Or a data logging cable for Uberdata? Can someone please help me out and tell me the ups/downs of each? Or point me to somewhwere where I can find all this info? Thanks guys.

 

This question comes to my mind, are you a serious DIYer or do you want to pay for a setup?

Hondata - great setup, loads of features, but $$$$
Uberdata - good setup, DIYer dream, low $, but IMO it doesn't have the features worked out yet.
Crome - DIY with nice user interface. costs more than Uberdata but has more features.

I played with Uberdata for a long time, got tired of the lack of support so I switched to Crome. There is no way am I going back.
It's easy to use and tuning is a breeze. Plus the support is great.

http://www.pgmfi.org is the main site. Uberdata and Crome live there.

http://uberdata.pgmfi.org/forum Uberdata's site.

http://www.tunewithcrome.com Crome's site.

 

alrite thanks alot. I'll look into Crome. I'd like to be more of a DIYer isCrome easy to learn? like does it just take time and reading?

 

crome and uber are about on the same playing field right now. And now I am not talking about crome pro. That is far advanced.

Both would work just fine for an all motor car. BUt I will say that crome has more support right now.

Reading pgmfi.org is best.

 

And also, is it worth it to look for a used Hondata w/ blue box? I downloaded Crome just to see what its like it seems kindof complicated, Ive never looked at anything like this before is it easy to get the hang of?

 

Just read and explore the program. You will get use to it. If you have any questions getting it going, I am from Southern Pa. I can help you out.

 

go to there site and click help...sign up for the forums

 

thanks every1