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Hondata now has a direct bolt on, plug & play map sensor for Kseries!

For more information check out: http://hondata.com/4barmap.html


Modified by PrecisionH23a at 2:20 PM 6/12/2008

 

With only one screw securing it now, do you think they'll blow apart more often than the d/b/h-series style has already?

 

He is using new glue now, that is supposed to be cable of 130 psi worth of pressure, in the most extreme temps as well.

 

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Correct. The bseries sensors are pressure tested & so are the kseries. If I remember correctly, they held 80 psi for 2 days? don't quote me on this.

 

pay a premium for this one or get a 3 bar for half the price and do a lil soldering work? hmmm

 

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3 bar map sensor for $75.00 and have extra vacuum lines & wiring to do or stop being cheap & buy an awesome sensor for $55 more.

To each is own. If you have the money to turbocharge a kseries, what is $55 ?

 

If using hondata the parameters are dead on with the hondata map.

 

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And it should be any different if I use another sensor? If that is the case, Hondata sells a **** product.

 

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And it should be any different if I use another sensor? If that is the case, Hondata sells a **** product.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Nope, not the case at all. Kpro supports many map sensors. Anything from a stock honda sensor to a 2.5 bar motorola, aem 3.5 bar, gm 3bar etc.

You can make hondata kpro and s300 work with any map sensor you please by entering custom scalars.

 

Is this a direct plug and play with the Greddy kit on an 07 Civic Si? Can I just plug this in and go with the Emanage Ultimate and the stock ECU or does it need to be calibrated with the Emanage Ultimate?

 

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No, it will not function with Emanage.

 

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not sure on the answer as i have never used emanage.. but i would hope if you are running a honda i need of a 3 or 4 bar map sensor you wouldnt b using emanage anyways... u would be using a standalone or kpro

 

Which of these map sensors will work plug and play with an apexi power fc ecu on a b18c5 apart from the apexi map sensor, as i'd rather use an alternative..

 

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Nope, not the case at all. Kpro supports many map sensors. Anything from a stock honda sensor to a 2.5 bar motorola, aem 3.5 bar, gm 3bar etc.

You can make hondata kpro and s300 work with any map sensor you please by entering custom scalars. </TD></TR></TABLE>

You clearly didn't understand my point. Hopefully I can clarify it. The selling point of this sensor is not "OMG, it matches up perfectly to Hondata". That should be a given when any map sensor you plug in. The benefit is people can't manage to wire 3 wires properly so this takes the whole guesswork out of the equation.

In short, if you aren't an idiot, you can do this for a lot cheaper. If you're an idiot, you need to pay $130.

 

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You clearly didn't understand my point. Hopefully I can clarify it. The selling point of this sensor is not "OMG, it matches up perfectly to Hondata". That should be a given when any map sensor you plug in. The benefit is people can't manage to wire 3 wires properly so this takes the whole guesswork out of the equation.

In short, if you aren't an idiot, you can do this for a lot cheaper. If you're an idiot, you need to pay $130.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Ok, so because someone would rather pay $130 and not do any labor then they are an idiot? It's funny, because if people weren't willing to pay a little extra and avoid the work, then half of North America would be out of work.

 

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You clearly didn't understand my point. Hopefully I can clarify it. The selling point of this sensor is not "OMG, it matches up perfectly to Hondata". That should be a given when any map sensor you plug in. The benefit is people can't manage to wire 3 wires properly so this takes the whole guesswork out of the equation.

In short, if you aren't an idiot, you can do this for a lot cheaper. If you're an idiot, you need to pay $130.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I see your point, however some people would rather do things the easy way & spend a little more money. Does this make them idiots? Not in my opinion.
For example, people go out to eat instead of cooking them selves. People buy pre-made kitchen cabinets when they could make them etc.




Modified by mtber at 9:14 PM 6/16/2008

 

In the nicest way, you people are idiots!

This sensor is a great idea, we LOVE using the 4Bar for the B/D/H series.

I don't know about you fools, but I like to keep my engine harness' fresh and UNCUT.

That is worth the money in my eyes, and I DAMN sure know how to solder 3 wires.

mtber... for introducing this product, sorry these idiots just HAVE to find a reason to bitch about something, when half of them will never need this.