Hey guys what up,

I Just socketed my first ecu (so proud of myself) and I put a chip in the socket containing a stock basemap for an LS. Oh let me back up here. I drive a 93 hatch with an LS in it. When I first did the swap I got a stock P75 computer to run the LS. While driving with that computer I took my stock P06 ECU and socketed it. I recently got a chip from a friend containing a stock LS basemap. I put that chip in the P06 and <FONT COLOR="#0000FF"> IT ACTUALLY RAN THE CAR.</FONT> any ways I want to actually tune my car my self and I was wondering if this is everything I need to tune. (cant afford to do realtime tuning gots to datalog)

Data Loging Software (where can I get this for free)
Chip burner (where can I get this for cheep)
Chips
Data Loging Cable
Program that creates/edits bin files. Like Crome.
Wideband
Laptop

 

bump for some help and words of wisdom

 

Xenocron , Moates

 

might i suggest a emulator like the ostrich. A little more pricey but if goes a lot faster and you can actually tune realtime instead of log, change settings, burn chip, install chip then datalog again. Now imagine doing this 50 times instead of just installing the emulator once and you're good.

forgot to mention did you solder in all the required components to datalog? no top pic of ecu after solder


Modified by KENetics1 at 1:32 AM 5/21/2008

 

that's the best solder sucker you can buy for the cash. use two hands to make it steady and it works like a champ.

tune:
wideban o2
ostrich
chipped ecu
data logger
crome / ecutune

 

i use freelog like the name says its free and works with crome. Best bet is to go tohttp://www.moates.net/ get the honda tuning kit well worth the money. i tune every honda in my area now