help with hondata
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help with hondata
well ive searched and couldnt find an answer
i have a 98 gsr with pct pistons, dc headers, apex catback, my question is...which hondata would be good to tune my car?...i was looking towards the s200, i want to run safe on 91 octane and pretty soon im installing blox HSL cams with valvetrain,cam gears, blox intake manifold, do these mods absolutley need tuning?...
i have a 98 gsr with pct pistons, dc headers, apex catback, my question is...which hondata would be good to tune my car?...i was looking towards the s200, i want to run safe on 91 octane and pretty soon im installing blox HSL cams with valvetrain,cam gears, blox intake manifold, do these mods absolutley need tuning?...
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Re: help with hondata (JDM_violator)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDM_violator »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so how is crome better than hondata?....whats the price?..does it have the same features as the hondata?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I am just biased. They are both equally good systems, but you pay for the convenience of Hondata.
Crome is available as a free version or as the Pro version for $175 with full datalogging, map tracing, knock readings, autotune, etc.
I am just biased. They are both equally good systems, but you pay for the convenience of Hondata.
Crome is available as a free version or as the Pro version for $175 with full datalogging, map tracing, knock readings, autotune, etc.
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