Hondata FlashPro Question
Originally Posted by ace123,Mar 19 2010, 09:56 AM
I see what you're saying--if you really know what you're doing, you're right. A street tune could be fine. But if you have to ask...
Originally Posted by Hondata,Mar 19 2010, 12:23 PM
We spent a lot of time tuning the calibrations both on the dyno and on the street, using an accurate wideband forward of the cat. I think a better statement would be 'on my car ... the calibrations seem bad at part throttle...'.
My CEL came on bc of my test pipe install. I have the CEL Fix on my invidia test pipe but i've heard that on the 06 + , the fix doesn't work all the time. Would the flashpro be able to help me address this?
Other than an AEM Intake calibration, are their calibrations for a 70mm catback w/ test pipe? Or do you have to pick an initial calibration, datalog the car, then fine tune your calibration based on the results of the datalog...
thanks for the info
Other than an AEM Intake calibration, are their calibrations for a 70mm catback w/ test pipe? Or do you have to pick an initial calibration, datalog the car, then fine tune your calibration based on the results of the datalog...
thanks for the info
The FlashPro does have an option for disabling the secondary O2 sensor (and CEL). It seems to work well.
If I were you, I would just try each one of the included calibrations for NA applications, and see which gives the best datalog (fuel curves at WOT, smallest fuel trims at part throttle, and no knock counts).
If I were you, I would just try each one of the included calibrations for NA applications, and see which gives the best datalog (fuel curves at WOT, smallest fuel trims at part throttle, and no knock counts).
Your best bet is to learn how to tune af and tune out the knock. If you are not willing to read, then you could hire myself or another professional to tune it for you, etune or in person.
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