Stand Alone ECU's
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Stand Alone ECU's
Does anyone have a Honda with a stand alone computer system here on the forums?
I am currently depating whether I should go with the Zdyne system or the SDS system. The Zdyne is a stand alone that uses the factory computer and laptop to change the variables. The SDS is a complete stand alone system that uses only a few sensors, mostly GM style sensors. Any opinions or suggestions on each system guys???
I am currently depating whether I should go with the Zdyne system or the SDS system. The Zdyne is a stand alone that uses the factory computer and laptop to change the variables. The SDS is a complete stand alone system that uses only a few sensors, mostly GM style sensors. Any opinions or suggestions on each system guys???
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Re: Stand Alone ECU's (bandit_sir)
I'm putting a Haltech on my turbo project for sheer tunability. Its the only one out there in the price range of the haltech, hondata, and zdyne gold secu that has the tunability that i want without spending 2k on a speed pro unit.
[Modified by Jared, 12:49 AM 10/27/2001]
[Modified by Jared, 12:49 AM 10/27/2001]
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Re: Stand Alone ECU's (Jared)
my best friend and i built a sds powered 300z sds is great just wire everything up with relays if you do it. Also another tip is keep alot of fuses handy, and dont get the coil pack wet at all. Other than that it rocks
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