[FAQ] Woah! Cool Free Tuning Software for PM6 Ecu's (Civic/Crx)
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Woah! Cool Free Tuning Software for PM6 Ecu's (Civic/Crx)
Im currently running turboedit now and wow... its very impressive car runs perfect... no problems... at all... cranks right on... i suggest all obd0 sohc folk to give it a try..
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Re: Woah! Cool Free Tuning Software for PM6 Ecu's (Sirex)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Sirex »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">wow, i recently saw on a msg board of this tuning software for our crx/civic that are obd0. http://www.turboedit.org it handles boost and all motor stuff, i downloaded it and its very simple to use.. just need a chip burner and socket my ecu.. should be no more than 100 bucks...
Looks very impressive..
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ya TurboEF9 is a very talented dood. simplicity is one of his main goals (purty graphics too) and im sure he'll be glad to hear it. for further tech info regarding pgmfi checkout http://www.pgmfi.com and the new knowledgebase at http://wiki.pgmfi.org
Looks very impressive..
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ya TurboEF9 is a very talented dood. simplicity is one of his main goals (purty graphics too) and im sure he'll be glad to hear it. for further tech info regarding pgmfi checkout http://www.pgmfi.com and the new knowledgebase at http://wiki.pgmfi.org
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Whoa, hey! 
Ya.. TurboEDIT, it's neato.
Heh..
Like Gettodyne? Ya.. but I think we've moved on to the next level, and xtensive is going to take a break from the ROM Editing scene.
Him and I have shared some ideas and long discussions. He's great!
TurboEDIT boasts lots of features for the user to help them get the best from thier tune. Like XDEep said, I've tried ot make things as easy to understand as possible so people don't start blowing up thier cars. Oh well.. Hope you all enjoy it.
Latest verison (at time of this post) is 1.27.. which now supports PR3 and PW0 ROMs for the DOHC VTec boys..
Anyway, if you have questions, comments, found a bugs, whatever.. sign up for the TurboEDIT Mailing List at http://www.TurboEDIT.org and send an e-mail to support@turboedit.org. Your mail will be promptly addressed my mailing list members!
Ya.. TurboEDIT, it's neato.
Heh.. Like Gettodyne? Ya.. but I think we've moved on to the next level, and xtensive is going to take a break from the ROM Editing scene.
Him and I have shared some ideas and long discussions. He's great!
TurboEDIT boasts lots of features for the user to help them get the best from thier tune. Like XDEep said, I've tried ot make things as easy to understand as possible so people don't start blowing up thier cars. Oh well.. Hope you all enjoy it.
Latest verison (at time of this post) is 1.27.. which now supports PR3 and PW0 ROMs for the DOHC VTec boys..
Anyway, if you have questions, comments, found a bugs, whatever.. sign up for the TurboEDIT Mailing List at http://www.TurboEDIT.org and send an e-mail to support@turboedit.org. Your mail will be promptly addressed my mailing list members!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TurboEF9 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Whoa, hey!
Ya.. TurboEDIT, it's neato. Heh..
Like Gettodyne? Ya.. but I think we've moved on to the next level, and xtensive is going to take a break from the ROM Editing scene.
Him and I have shared some ideas and long discussions. He's great!
TurboEDIT boasts lots of features for the user to help them get the best from thier tune. Like XDEep said, I've tried ot make things as easy to understand as possible so people don't start blowing up thier cars. Oh well.. Hope you all enjoy it.
Latest verison (at time of this post) is 1.27.. which now supports PR3 and PW0 ROMs for the DOHC VTec boys..
Anyway, if you have questions, comments, found a bugs, whatever.. sign up for the TurboEDIT Mailing List at http://www.TurboEDIT.org and send an e-mail to support@turboedit.org. Your mail will be promptly addressed my mailing list members!
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Yea, xtensive did mention on thezcr that he's passing the project over to Jason. So i guess that's you! Nice job with the next step.
Ya.. TurboEDIT, it's neato.
Heh.. Like Gettodyne? Ya.. but I think we've moved on to the next level, and xtensive is going to take a break from the ROM Editing scene.
Him and I have shared some ideas and long discussions. He's great!
TurboEDIT boasts lots of features for the user to help them get the best from thier tune. Like XDEep said, I've tried ot make things as easy to understand as possible so people don't start blowing up thier cars. Oh well.. Hope you all enjoy it.
Latest verison (at time of this post) is 1.27.. which now supports PR3 and PW0 ROMs for the DOHC VTec boys..
Anyway, if you have questions, comments, found a bugs, whatever.. sign up for the TurboEDIT Mailing List at http://www.TurboEDIT.org and send an e-mail to support@turboedit.org. Your mail will be promptly addressed my mailing list members!
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Yea, xtensive did mention on thezcr that he's passing the project over to Jason. So i guess that's you! Nice job with the next step.
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Re: Re: (TurboEF9)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TurboEF9 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Whoa, hey!
Ya.. TurboEDIT, it's neato. Heh..
Like Gettodyne? Ya.. but I think we've moved on to the next level, and xtensive is going to take a break from the ROM Editing scene.
Him and I have shared some ideas and long discussions. He's great!
TurboEDIT boasts lots of features for the user to help them get the best from thier tune. Like XDEep said, I've tried ot make things as easy to understand as possible so people don't start blowing up thier cars. Oh well.. Hope you all enjoy it.
Latest verison (at time of this post) is 1.27.. which now supports PR3 and PW0 ROMs for the DOHC VTec boys..
Anyway, if you have questions, comments, found a bugs, whatever.. sign up for the TurboEDIT Mailing List at http://www.TurboEDIT.org and send an e-mail to support@turboedit.org. Your mail will be promptly addressed my mailing list members!
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Any ideas on how to implement points adjusting for those with a strange vaccum scale, i.e. ITBs, or a lumpy cam.
stan
Ya.. TurboEDIT, it's neato.
Heh.. Like Gettodyne? Ya.. but I think we've moved on to the next level, and xtensive is going to take a break from the ROM Editing scene.
Him and I have shared some ideas and long discussions. He's great!
TurboEDIT boasts lots of features for the user to help them get the best from thier tune. Like XDEep said, I've tried ot make things as easy to understand as possible so people don't start blowing up thier cars. Oh well.. Hope you all enjoy it.
Latest verison (at time of this post) is 1.27.. which now supports PR3 and PW0 ROMs for the DOHC VTec boys..
Anyway, if you have questions, comments, found a bugs, whatever.. sign up for the TurboEDIT Mailing List at http://www.TurboEDIT.org and send an e-mail to support@turboedit.org. Your mail will be promptly addressed my mailing list members!
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Any ideas on how to implement points adjusting for those with a strange vaccum scale, i.e. ITBs, or a lumpy cam.
stan
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Re: Woah! Cool Free Tuning Software for PM6 Ecu's (Sirex)
Looks cool!I like the real time datalogger,but,how do you read information from the ECU with your PC?Is there some kind of harness you can use?
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Re: Woah! Cool Free Tuning Software for PM6 Ecu's (subgeniusdude)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by subgeniusdude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Looks cool!I like the real time datalogger,but,how do you read information from the ECU with your PC?Is there some kind of harness you can use?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Max233 Serial port onto the ecu, then a serial cable to your pc.. well inside a car you would have a laptop.. im soon adding this support to my chipped pm6
i currently use turboedit... Excellent software for running lower boost levels (10psi)
hopefully one day it can grow and support 3bar map sensors and become superb and still remain free
Max233 Serial port onto the ecu, then a serial cable to your pc.. well inside a car you would have a laptop.. im soon adding this support to my chipped pm6
i currently use turboedit... Excellent software for running lower boost levels (10psi)
hopefully one day it can grow and support 3bar map sensors and become superb and still remain free
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I'm looking into turbo'ing sometime soon and I wet myself when I saw this program. I'd been worrying about management and this seems to solve a lot of my problems. still need to read up a lot on setting up the whole management sytems and whatnot. but this program is definitely cool.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by FMX »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">do they have abase map in their for the crx ECU that is the pm6 right?</TD></TR></TABLE>
yes, most stock bin files are available online.
runnung MMR maps right now, seems to have more midrange.
stan
yes, most stock bin files are available online.
runnung MMR maps right now, seems to have more midrange.
stan
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Re: Woah! Cool Free Tuning Software for PM6 Ecu's (Sirex)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Sirex »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Max233 Serial port onto the ecu, then a serial cable to your pc.. well inside a car you would have a laptop.. im soon adding this support to my chipped pm6
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hey, could you post a link to where it talks about doing this? I looked around pgmfi and everywhere else. everyone talks about chipping but I haven't seen a writeup on adding a serial port.
Max233 Serial port onto the ecu, then a serial cable to your pc.. well inside a car you would have a laptop.. im soon adding this support to my chipped pm6
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hey, could you post a link to where it talks about doing this? I looked around pgmfi and everywhere else. everyone talks about chipping but I haven't seen a writeup on adding a serial port.
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Re: Woah! Cool Free Tuning Software for PM6 Ecu's (Sirex)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Sirex »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">wow, i recently saw on a msg board of this tuning software for our crx/civic that are obd0. http://www.turboedit.org it handles boost and all motor stuff, i downloaded it and its very simple to use.. just need a chip burner and socket my ecu.. should be no more than 100 bucks...
Looks very impressive..
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Yeah.. Check out pgmfi.org.. They are the home of DIY honda tuning..
Looks very impressive..
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Yeah.. Check out pgmfi.org.. They are the home of DIY honda tuning..
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Re: Woah! Cool Free Tuning Software for PM6 Ecu's (tgreaves)
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Yeah.. Check out pgmfi.org.. They are the home of DIY honda tuning.. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Finally someone mentioned it
Yeah.. Check out pgmfi.org.. They are the home of DIY honda tuning.. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Finally someone mentioned it
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Re: Woah! Cool Free Tuning Software for PM6 Ecu's (Sirex)
Grr...has this been like a Honda-tech secret or something? The first time I've heard of any of this from this post.
So now where to get the additional components to hook up a rice boy laptop to my ecu? Sarcastic, but serious at the same time.
Now to learn about this new program...
So now where to get the additional components to hook up a rice boy laptop to my ecu? Sarcastic, but serious at the same time.
Now to learn about this new program...
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I asked the same thing. I looked a little deeper into the pgmfi site... go into their "Wiki" program, and look up data logging. you can find the pinouts for the spare comms port on the PM6 there. also, tehy tell you what chip you need to translate the TTL language to RS-232.
STILL, it'd be cool if there was a step-by-step writeup for those of us that are more timid and lack the confidence to do any ******* thing without step-by-step instructions no matter how well the concept is understood. people like me :D .
STILL, it'd be cool if there was a step-by-step writeup for those of us that are more timid and lack the confidence to do any ******* thing without step-by-step instructions no matter how well the concept is understood. people like me :D .
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Re: Woah! Cool Free Tuning Software for PM6 Ecu's (B16_madman)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B16_madman »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Grr...has this been like a Honda-tech secret or something? The first time I've heard of any of this from this post.
So now where to get the additional components to hook up a rice boy laptop to my ecu? Sarcastic, but serious at the same time.
Now to learn about this new program...</TD></TR></TABLE>
yea its been mentioned here a while ago but no one really seemed to care, or probably just didnt notice. its still in its infancy imo.
the more friendly version of all this info just recently started development at http://wiki.pgmfi.org
should have everything you need to get started.
So now where to get the additional components to hook up a rice boy laptop to my ecu? Sarcastic, but serious at the same time.
Now to learn about this new program...</TD></TR></TABLE>
yea its been mentioned here a while ago but no one really seemed to care, or probably just didnt notice. its still in its infancy imo.
the more friendly version of all this info just recently started development at http://wiki.pgmfi.org
should have everything you need to get started.
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it would be really nice if someone could do a how-to on this
i have a dohc zc ran with a pm6 ecu and id love to get this going, it would save lots of money and be a great tool
what is needed to do this, i downloaded the turboedit v.1.2.9 but i have no idea how to set up a base for my pm6
i plan on running boost on my car and was wondering how much boost this can support
i planned on doing pistons/rods and running dsm 450's and run 8 pounds stock and make a map for 12 or maybe a bit more for the track
is there any dyno's that would understand how to use this program?
any answers are appreciated
i have a dohc zc ran with a pm6 ecu and id love to get this going, it would save lots of money and be a great tool
what is needed to do this, i downloaded the turboedit v.1.2.9 but i have no idea how to set up a base for my pm6
i plan on running boost on my car and was wondering how much boost this can support
i planned on doing pistons/rods and running dsm 450's and run 8 pounds stock and make a map for 12 or maybe a bit more for the track
is there any dyno's that would understand how to use this program?
any answers are appreciated
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Thank you VERY much for that linky.
I nominate this thread for a sticky. there is an unparalleled amount of useful information, and links to even more useful information. this is a great resource for any tuner.
I nominate this thread for a sticky. there is an unparalleled amount of useful information, and links to even more useful information. this is a great resource for any tuner.