need engine management suggestions
#11
Re:need engine management suggestions
Slowpoke...
I suggest you convert to OBD1, and use Uberdata.
http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata PM bigwig, he'll help you out.
I suggest you convert to OBD1, and use Uberdata.
http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata PM bigwig, he'll help you out.
#12
Re:need engine management suggestions
wow that sucks i thought turbo edit would work for me
thats all i hear about turbo edit this turbo edit that, apparently there is either alot of misinformation ------ around honda-tech but everybody there is recommending it for my setup and you say it wont work for me.
thats all i hear about turbo edit this turbo edit that, apparently there is either alot of misinformation ------ around honda-tech but everybody there is recommending it for my setup and you say it wont work for me.
#14
Re:need engine management suggestions
Originally Posted by slowpoke
okay,
so if i use the pm6 bin, what do i do about vtec?
i opened up the pr3 bin again just to look and no matter what i do i cant see any rpm past 7400 it wont let me resize the window or do anything with it.
Same with the bin that you suggest, when i open it up i cant see anything past 7400
so if i use the pm6 bin, what do i do about vtec?
i opened up the pr3 bin again just to look and no matter what i do i cant see any rpm past 7400 it wont let me resize the window or do anything with it.
Same with the bin that you suggest, when i open it up i cant see anything past 7400
All you need to do is take the low cam maps from the pr3, import them into the pm6 rom below your vtec point, then take the high cam maps and import them into the pm6 rom above your vtec point. Do this for both fuel and ignition.
For example, if you want your vtak point at 5000, import the low cam maps into the pm6 code below 5000 and import the high cam maps above 5000. Its as simple as that. Keep in mind that this will be a base map and some adjustment may be needed within the maps at the vtec point to smooth the transition.
You are going to have to use a v-afc or msd rpm activated swtich or some other means of activation for vtak.
If you are still having problems, I have a basemap pm6 rom with pr3 maps. You need to try this on your own first. If you don't try, you will never learn.
#15
Re:need engine management suggestions
Originally Posted by TurboEF9
Slowpoke...
I suggest you convert to OBD1, and use Uberdata.
http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata PM bigwig, he'll help you out.
I suggest you convert to OBD1, and use Uberdata.
http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata PM bigwig, he'll help you out.
#16
Re:need engine management suggestions
Originally Posted by slowpoke
Originally Posted by TurboEF9
Slowpoke...
I suggest you convert to OBD1, and use Uberdata.
http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata PM bigwig, he'll help you out.
I suggest you convert to OBD1, and use Uberdata.
http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata PM bigwig, he'll help you out.
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