i have a c5 engine in my 94 ls, can i safely install a greddy turbo kit on it without using a standalone like hondata? any other suggestions? btw i have a reprogrammed ecu already, would that be a problem when getting hondata?

 

when you get the hondata it'll replace the reprogrammed ecu chip you have

there shouldn't be much of a problem but if you don't hondata it, you're giving away free power

tuning tuning and more tuning is where power is made

just my .02

 

If you already have a socketed ecu, why not use uberdata?

 

what is uberdata? and i dont know who reprogrammed my ecu, my mechanic sent it to cali to get it done thats all i know

 

Even if you don't use another chip tuned engine managment make sure you get rid of your NA program. I think the timing could be too advanced for a boosted application. stock would be better than an NA chip form what I have read. Definatly start searching about uberdata on H-T. lots of good info.

 

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What is Uberdata?
That's a simple question with a simple answer. Uberdata is, in short, a piece of software that enables you to modify your Honda ECU's code using a Windows-based program.