Those of you who have hondata how long did it take to tune the system to make optimal power and run reliable...also post how much per hor

 

it should take about 2-3 hours im guess. at about 75-120 dollars an hour. thats from waht i heard

 

like 2 hours, 65$ and hour

 

at least 2 hours.

 

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I wish. The going rate around here is $100-125/ hour. At least two hours for a decent job.

 

damn tuning at inlinepro is 65/hr,

 

so with the s200 system with boost am i looking around 1100 or so for everything tuned and installed???? also from baseline run how much power did it increase...i kno the system will make it run like new but i was looking for power figures...

 

during that 2 hours of tuning is that JUST with the hondata, or will they also mess with the cam gears and fpr?

 

w/ a hondata you dont need a fpr, just bigger injectors...and cam gear tuning shifts the powerband....not much to do w/ the a/f ratio

 

Tuning gears and a fpr is much easier than tuning hondata. At least 125 a hour is fair. Tuning hondata requires a large investment in equipment.

 

Are you sure tuning at inline pro is only $65 an hour? Does that include dyno time?

 

yeah i know all that but there must be more people that have hondata...i want some power and actual prices of tuning and how much it cost and how many dyno runs it take....alot of people vouch for hondata and i guess not that many people actually have it...

 

Good question. I have been wondering myself, if it is worth it to buy the basic s200 w/boost and have someone else tune it, or get all the extras and street tune it myself.

 

You would want a wideband o2 setup also to street tune it, and how will you know if you're making more power, if you're not on a dyno? If you want to tune it yourself, I would still do it on a dyno. I will just be paying someone to tune mine.

 

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You won't know, but at least you can be more confident of your engine not blowing up.