Hondata ECU--Show Support
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Hondata ECU--Show Support
Anyone interested in Hondata make an upgrade for our cars, go show your support in their forum on their website. A D17 post thread has already been started under applications.
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Re: Hondata ECU--Show Support (sleekcivic2004)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sleekcivic2004 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Anyone interested in Hondata make an upgrade for our cars, go show your support in their forum on their website. A D17 post thread has already been started under applications.</TD></TR></TABLE>
doesn't sound like you're getting anywhere. I think your idea has been hosed, from the hondata forums, user hondata (site admin):
"I don’t think most people realize the amount if work it takes to reverse engineer an ECU, the build hardware and software tools to expand the ECUs capabilities and to allow people to tune the ECU. We have evaluated what options we have with the D17, and have determined that the only economically feasible option will not work, so it is unlikely that we will develop anything for the D17. If it helps to give an idea of development time the RSX took almost 2 years. Your estimation of investment payback is out by an order of magnitude. Sorry. If anything changes, we will let you know, as we would like to cover as many models as possible."
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doesn't sound like you're getting anywhere. I think your idea has been hosed, from the hondata forums, user hondata (site admin):
"I don’t think most people realize the amount if work it takes to reverse engineer an ECU, the build hardware and software tools to expand the ECUs capabilities and to allow people to tune the ECU. We have evaluated what options we have with the D17, and have determined that the only economically feasible option will not work, so it is unlikely that we will develop anything for the D17. If it helps to give an idea of development time the RSX took almost 2 years. Your estimation of investment payback is out by an order of magnitude. Sorry. If anything changes, we will let you know, as we would like to cover as many models as possible."
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