Hondata Kpro for 06+ DBW + FI
Originally Posted by BlackTrax,Dec 19 2008, 11:52 AM
not unless you upgrade to a return fuel system
Henry, can you test the cruise control and give us feedback?
Henry, can you test the cruise control and give us feedback?
Originally Posted by BlackTrax,Dec 19 2008, 11:52 AM
Henry, can you test the cruise control and give us feedback?
Since the weather has cleared up this afternoon, once I get off work and get home, I wil take my car out for another spin to test out the cruise control.
Originally Posted by GrandMasterKhan,Dec 19 2008, 01:07 PM
so if i am reading this right you did 442whp with the Stock fuel system? And in order to make more than 450whp you'll need to upgrade the fuel system?
hondata says on their website that you will lose cruise control.... its not a big deal tho
Thanks Henry for verifying.
I guess if the kw guys go with the 90mm pulley we will need to upgrade the injectors to 750 also.
is it safe to run any injectors at 100%?
I've heard that you shouldnt pass like 90% or lower......
is it safe to run any injectors at 100%?
I've heard that you shouldnt pass like 90% or lower......
I want to install this dual ECU on my car but my car is euro specs and I have been told that I can install it but there is one issue .... in euro specs there is a air pump, which is not available in US cars, and if I install the US ECU + HONDATA, the new ecu will ignore the air pump signals
Does any one know what could happen if air pump was ignored ... i this harmful in any way???
Does any one know what could happen if air pump was ignored ... i this harmful in any way???
Nice numbers.
I'm curious to know more about this fuel pump. I've thought about something like that as well... something like a variable fuel pump that is controlled by some sort of a controller. Like that if you need more fuel, the pump ramps up, if you need less, the pump ramps down.
I deal with this sort of stuff all the time at my job in designing HVAC. Pretty much the same except used in a different way... same concept though.
Andre
I'm curious to know more about this fuel pump. I've thought about something like that as well... something like a variable fuel pump that is controlled by some sort of a controller. Like that if you need more fuel, the pump ramps up, if you need less, the pump ramps down.
I deal with this sort of stuff all the time at my job in designing HVAC. Pretty much the same except used in a different way... same concept though.
Andre
Originally Posted by tony1,Feb 14 2009, 10:46 AM
You know the factory wideband stops reading at 11.5:1, right?
I just finished a DBW K pro S2K yesterday, made 478whp on 91 octane on 1000cc injectors, at 87% duty cycle.
I just finished a DBW K pro S2K yesterday, made 478whp on 91 octane on 1000cc injectors, at 87% duty cycle.
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