y cant u put hondata on a si sedan with turbo???..and something else wats better keeping it all engine or boosting a si sedan 08?...

 

If you are using the Greddy turbo, they have a piggy back. I think the others are using a Custom Reflash, but not sure

 

from what i know there is a reflash from hondata...just gotta send them your ecu

http://www.hondata.com but you cant ship directly...go through Modacar.com or Kingmotorsports.com

also bo0sting is go0d if you have the patience and the $$$ to do it right...if you arent going to have $ or time to do it correctly, then just get an intake and pop VTEC 100 times for a day...then go to sleep...and when you wake up the next morning...order the skunk2 70mm exhaust and practice reving your engine for 3 hrs until you are perfect at keeping it at 2500rpms...then turn your car off and do it again...

after you complete this you can get the hondata reflash...only until then can this be allowed...

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Memo6453 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">from what i know there is a reflash from hondata...just gotta send them your ecu

http://www.hondata.com but you cant ship directly...go through Modacar.com or Kingmotorsports.com

also bo0sting is go0d if you have the patience and the $$$ to do it right...if you arent going to have $ or time to do it correctly, then just get an intake and pop VTEC 100 times for a day...then go to sleep...and when you wake up the next morning...order the skunk2 70mm exhaust and practice reving your engine for 3 hrs until you are perfect at keeping it at 2500rpms...then turn your car off and do it again...

after you complete this you can get the hondata reflash...only until then can this be allowed...

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^GREAT INFO

 

If you use hondata it is detectable at the dealer right? I have never tuned a obd2b ECU

 

i dont kno why the dealer would check your ecu???

but for whatever reason they find out...yes this would void warranty...but i doubt they do this....

 

well if they plug in would it pop up with like a error code? I work for mazda but the rx-8 still does not have a tuning system for um so never had that issue. I mean they have been working with electromotive, but as for them trying to use factory computer, they are to hard to tune like hondata!

 

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I have my car in the dealer several time wihout them voiding any warranty and I have fat supercharging staring at them when they pop the hood. The only time you get in trouble is if the dealer has a recall that requires the ECU to be reflashed with a new program. They will do it without asking and if they do, you have to kiss your $600.00 good by.

The dealer I take my car to might be the exception, but really don't know.


Modified by ChargedSI at 4:06 PM 8/1/2008

 

According to this site it is not detectable but from personal experience I have no clue

http://www.procivic.com/pages-....html

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Memo6453 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i dont kno why the dealer would check your ecu???

but for whatever reason they find out...yes this would void warranty...but i doubt they do this.... </TD></TR></TABLE>

No it wouldn't, but thanks for spreading erroneous information.

Per the Magnusson Moss Warranty Act, all a dealership can do is deny a warranty claim and only then the part or parts must have caused or contributed to the cause for which the warranty work was sought.

 

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No it wouldn't, but thanks for spreading erroneous information.

Per the Magnusson Moss Warranty Act, all a dealership can do is deny a warranty claim and only then the part or parts must have caused or contributed to the cause for which the warranty work was sought. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Kidnkorner