I have a del sol tuned with hondata s300... and after I had it tuned I was looking at the settings on my computer and the launch control was not tured on...I was just wondering if it was ok to just check the box to turn it on, set the rpm, and set it to the "always on" setting and set the maxspeed to like 2mph or something low like that, the reason im asking is because there is also options to adjust fuel and timming, but do I have to do that or can I just turn it to "always on" and set the rpm and speed to turn off??

also with the full throttle shift can I just turn that on and set the rpm, and set it to "always on"as well...or is there anything special that I would need to do, there is also a check box that says invert input on both the launch control and the full throttle shift do I just leave that unchecked??

 

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someone answer this guys question. I was looking into getting hondata s300 also.

 

yes all that is fine

 

Full throttle shift cannot be set to always on or you will always have a revlimit of whatever you set the full throttle shift to. You must set up the input you wish to use for that and run the wire to a clutch switch.

 

when I want to chang the rpm level...do I just plug my ecu in and download whats on my ecu to my comp. , then chang the rpm, then upload it back to the ecu?? Is this all I have to do?

 

hows about this i know you want to do it yourself but goto the guy who tuned it for you the first time and see what he says and tell him to teach you if you dont know how to already and do it if you dont have neone get the instructions out

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SkertySkerty &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> tell him to teach you if you dont know how to already</TD></TR></TABLE>

I think he'z sayin to get someone that know.z what der doing to teach you so you won't go n Fck things up, then make a topic " I Fckd my ecu ".

I would take that and see how far it takes you. If you don't wanna take the advise then go right ahead, at the end of the day it's your car.


Modified by uneek360 at 12:49 AM 4/21/2007

 

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