ECU Recommendations... Hondata S200, or Chipped Program?
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ECU Recommendations... Hondata S200, or Chipped Program?
It's tax return time 
Eventually I'm going to build a bottom end... probably 6 months away... but for now, I'm redoing the valvetrain with my tax return money, and figured it would be a good time to get a program running in the ole' ECU... Any recommendations? I'm leaning towards S200 for tunability reasons, and would probably be happy with it in the end.
Eventually I'm going to build a bottom end... probably 6 months away... but for now, I'm redoing the valvetrain with my tax return money, and figured it would be a good time to get a program running in the ole' ECU... Any recommendations? I'm leaning towards S200 for tunability reasons, and would probably be happy with it in the end.
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Re: ECU Recommendations... Hondata S200, or Chipped Program? (JDM B-Series)
depends on how wild you want to go and if dyno access or your tuning ablity is good.
personally Hondata is excelent but require alot of tuning to setup properly and the gains will depend on how wild the setup is.
for most mild applications hondata vs good chipped ecu is no more then 5whp. while the chip was under $100 and hondata with tuning more then $600.
personally Hondata is excelent but require alot of tuning to setup properly and the gains will depend on how wild the setup is.
for most mild applications hondata vs good chipped ecu is no more then 5whp. while the chip was under $100 and hondata with tuning more then $600.
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