This is for those of you who have or have used the uberdata. HOw was it for daily driving? were there any problems or did everything work smoothly. I drive my car over 100 city miles a day( i am a pizza delivery guy) so i need it to be very reliable. Thanks jay

 

With zero tuning, just a base map, I drove a good 30-40 miles on Uberdata. I've got some hesitation/bucking as you roll on the throttle getting closer to boost, but once in boost she's smooth as can be. At low throttle/cruise also it's perfect, just that low vacuum issue.

 

It's worked great for a LOT of people. You'll get more answers if you post in one of the Uberdata threads... there's a 21 page thread near the top now.

 

yeah, its really a nice concept

 

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Which version are you using right now? I'm hearing the 1.64 version has better tip in and less hesitation than the older 1.2 version

 

I was using 1.63, just DL'd 1.64 and i'm gonna try it w/o closed loop tonight

 

I have been running it daily for many months now ever since the first version was still private and its working great.

 

I've helped a handful of ppl run it on dialy driven cars...
Z6, B16, B18C, B18B, B17 and all are running well. For months.

 

thanks for the reply's. It sounds like it will work well for me.

 

Works great, a litle burps here and there since its a basemap but other thatn that its great.

 

daily driver here. much more stable/drivable in varying conditions than aem ems ever was. like stock, but faster

 

I drive 7 days a week and absolutely must have both reliability and good gas mileage... I rack up about 3-400 miles per week. I've been on Uberdata for about a month now, no problems yet except when I left the ECU cover plate off and blew moist, warm air all over the bare ECU circuitry "Why is the engine cutting in and out??"

 

yeah someday the little battery in my romulator is going to die and i will regret not burning my rom to a 29c256 yet.

 

you are still running like that?

lazy


Rob

 

hopefully by that point you'll be enjoying the NVSRAM goodness of the PGMFI RTP board... Fingers crossed the next round of prototypes will go production.

Sigh. Amazing how minor details can make it all stop working...

 

where can i go to find out more about this and is it free. Oh and what do you need to run it.

 

http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata

 

well your aem wasnt tuned

ive been thinking about giving uberdata a shot and selling my aem.
hrmmm.

 

ive been running mine for about a year now. dailly driver too. untune.

 

Uberdata is an unreliable piece of ****, even more than the Honda code it's 98% based on. I mean, I used to only burn up three ECUs between each oil change, and not I go through five in the same span.

Honda
Uberdata

 

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LOL....save me and ECU man, show the p28 some love

 

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hrmmm.
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Thats exactly what I did, and I ahve never regreted it, no to mention the 1200 dollars that i go back.


Rob

 

SiRKid,

If you think about selling your AEM and it's an 00 Si version, PM me. I'm not just ready yet for it, but hopefully soon.

Gene