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b18vtecrx 06-10-2004 11:58 AM

TE chipping and tuning
 
alright guys i have e-mailed plenty of people and the cheapest people will chip and burn me 2 eeproms to be set to go was 70 all together and i can't really afford that so can anybody hook me up and do it for cheaper then that. i need m pr4 obd-0 ecu chipped and then i need two eeproms, one for stock b18 settings so i can smog and for incase i dont go turbo soon enough and another eeprom for a b18 with a T3 turbo running a starion ic and 450cc DSM's. please somebody help me out. thnx -mike

surfer 06-10-2004 12:10 PM

Re:TE chipping and tuning
 
for 70 bucks you can get a chip burner and do that ---- yourself

b18vtecrx 06-10-2004 06:02 PM

Re:TE chipping and tuning
 
i wish i knew what i was doing then i could buy the stuff and burn all the eeproms i want, but i dont so im hoping somebody will have pity on that and hook me up with a good price to have it all done. thnx guys for looking now i just need to hope somebody can help me out. thnx -mike

Chris Harris 06-11-2004 10:15 AM

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Quit being a cheap ass...you spent how much on your turbo setup and now you want to cheap out on the most important part...

Oh well...it's not like you are different than anyone else around here :P

beater 06-11-2004 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by b18vtecrx
i wish i knew what i was doing then i could buy the stuff and burn all the eeproms i want, but i dont so im hoping somebody will have pity on that and hook me up with a good price to have it all done. thnx guys for looking now i just need to hope somebody can help me out. thnx -mike

My moto is "You will not learn unless you try."

Someone may be able to "hook you up" but that is going to be a base tune. You are going to have to tailor that bad boy to your driving habits, the engine and many other factors to get the full potential out of your motor.


surfer 06-11-2004 12:56 PM

Re:TE chipping and tuning
 
I really cant emphasise enough how important proper fuel managment is to any engine, turbo or otherwise. With this in mind i really think you should push the boat out just a little and get a burner as getting a good tune made for you by someone who hasnt even seen your engine or setup is a ---- idea and you wont realise how bad an idea this is until you go ahead and do it

b18vtecrx 06-11-2004 02:51 PM

Re:TE chipping and tuning
 
im not "cheaping out" on the most important part of my turbo setup if i was i would go with the hack but im going with TE so dont say im cheaping out im just trying to find a better price then 70 bucks because i know all the people who have done this before can do it in a matter of 30 minutes or less from what i hear, i just dont have enough nerve to try it myself. somebody please help me out and get me a better price then 70 bucks. thnx -mike

surfer 06-11-2004 03:04 PM

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the point i'm trying to get across is not that you are a cheap ass but that it is a better idea to figure that ---- out and DIY rather than have someone try and do it for you, do some research have a play with te, you will soon get the hang of it the new version of TE has a auto boost table creation on it which is pretty ------- good

bulldogg9279 06-11-2004 07:03 PM

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if any body blows your motor; it should be you 8)

b18vtecrx 06-12-2004 12:29 AM

Re:TE chipping and tuning
 
ok i started this thread and was in no way rude so i dont know why anybody else has to throw in there comments so basically unless somebody is able to help me out then dont post...i dont go on other peoples threads and post unhelpful crap. thnx for the cooperation and please somebody help me out. thnx -mike

surfer 06-12-2004 03:21 PM

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i think what i have had to say is pretty ------- helpful and if you dont like the way people are you can quite happily ---- off elsewhere, i have neither been rude or unhelpful, if you are able to read then look at what i said and take note, bulldog hit the nail on the head, by getting someone else to make you a chip you are more than likely going to blow yer motor as everybody needs there chip tuned for there motor/atmospheric pressure/weather etc. There is a lot more to it than you appear to realise which is the reason i am pushing for you to get a chip burner, it is far cheaper than a new motor, then, if you want you can chip ya mates cars to recover some of the extra costs you outlayed on buying the burner in the first place

beater 06-12-2004 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by surfer
i think what i have had to say is pretty ------- helpful and if you dont like the way people are you can quite happily ---- off elsewhere, i have neither been rude or unhelpful, if you are able to read then look at what i said and take note, bulldog hit the nail on the head, by getting someone else to make you a chip you are more than likely going to blow yer motor as everybody needs there chip tuned for there motor/atmospheric pressure/weather etc. There is a lot more to it than you appear to realise which is the reason i am pushing for you to get a chip burner, it is far cheaper than a new motor, then, if you want you can chip ya mates cars to recover some of the extra costs you outlayed on buying the burner in the first place

;D

b18vtecrx 06-12-2004 08:26 PM

Re:TE chipping and tuning
 
surfer i dont know why your so pissed. if you haven't saod anything rude or unhelpful then i my post wasn't regarding you so calm down and breath. peace -mike

all i wanted was something cheaper then 70 bucks for about 20 bucks in parts and 30 minutes of labor (i dont know anybody that makes 100 bucks and hour) but since there is such a large amount of negative attitude coming from my thread of just asking an easy and cheap way for my ecu to be chipped, i have decided to just wait until i see somebody who is a little less negative. for those who are able to still do me the favor just PM me. sorry to those whom i may have pissed off

bmaca455 06-14-2004 08:09 PM

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Im sort of in the same situation as you and I have a few related questions. If I have someone make a basic tune for my car knowing exactaly what set up I have:

1: Will it be reliable enough to use a daily driver for a little bit until I can get it tuned properly?

2: If someone has burned the tune and chipped my ECU, how is the tune edited from there? People always talk about going out and street tuning but that dosnt mean going out and buring 5 or 6 chips until they get a tune they like does it?

Sorry if these questions are a little ignorant and yes I did search, this was the most related post I could find in the first little bit.

warric_k 06-14-2004 08:16 PM

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yes, retuning is generally reburning chips, which is why eeproms are handy, and so are emulators and rtp boards.
street tuning with a wideband and datalogging can help cut down time spent.

88crxSi 06-15-2004 12:00 PM

Re:TE chipping and tuning
 
take a look at the top of the forsale section, STREET_KINGS.

bmaca455 06-15-2004 12:29 PM

Re:TE chipping and tuning
 

Originally Posted by crx88Si
take a look at the top of the forsale section, STREET_KINGS.

Thats what I plan on doing. It seems like a hell of a deal to get at least something that will work temporarily. What I was sort of curious about though is how reliable a basic tune like that would be? As long as its safly driveable as long as I don't rape on it too much that Ill be doing that as soon as I can scrounge up a backup ECU.


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