just like the title says , i want to be able to tune on the fly so im looking for a romulator , where can i pick one up at?

 

i think there's no support yet

 

how good is it anyway to tune car in the 400- 450ish whp,anyone?

 

its very good , thats my goal and ill achieve it easily

 

are you running b series?

 

i hate everything B series


ahhah naw im playin , D series .

 

no, i was just debating wheter to go with uberdata or microtech

 

microtech?

 

if uberdata can do all that i'll go with it since it will save alot of time and $$$$$$
on the dyno

 

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My buddy tuned my car using a romulator like 6 months ago using uberdata version 1.63.


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hehehe...

 

this might help:http://www.moates.net

 

Yes, Microtech is badass! Check out http://www.MicrotechEFI.com . Lots of the rotary guys use them.

 

the hondata romulator works for turboedit


does uberdata wont allow the use of the romulator?

 

You cannot truly tune "on the fly" with uberdata yet. You have to shut the car off, load new data into the romulator, turn the car back on and do another run. Still faster than burning chips though...

 

A romulator is just an eprom emulator. As long as it supports your eprom, it should work. That's not saying you'll have realtime tuning. You'll probably have to power cycle the ECU for changes to take effect until realtime tuning is fullly supported. It'll save time in the long run though, keeping you from having to take eproms in and out to burn.

edit: pooface beat me by 2 minutes

 

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Although not officially supported it does work. I keep both Uber and Romulator apps open at the same time. Save in Uber, load in Romulator and update the bin on the fly. Ive been doing it this way for some time now regardless of the editor being used.

 

so it does work on the fly , what romulator do you use?

 

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So you've been updating bins while the engine is running? Cool...

 

http://xtronics.com/memory/pktROM.htm

Or any hondata dealer will have them.

-PHiZ

 

I'll be running uberdata on my gsr turbo.

Can someone tell me what a "romulator" does, is it benificail, how does it work?

 

a romulator will alow you pretty much, to tune on the fly, you will have to turn off your car. Its alot easier than taking out your ecu, pulling the cover, pulling the chip, re-burning it, and re-installing.
http://www.moates.net
its called ostrich..

 

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It's a chip with a cable connected to it. Instead of having to take out the chip and reburn it, you leave the chip in and feed it live data from the software.

 

Ive had my ostrich for a couple of months now, but i just tuned a car with it on a dyno last week. The ostrich rocks, less time fiddling with hardware and more tuning.

 

Ostrich!

 

http://www.moates.net/product_...id=57

175.00 dollars.. im thinking about buying one soon.