wdwalker

yeah it took about 2 weeks of wiring before i could get all the sensors to work right. can't trust any of those diagrams they give you online, i ended up having to test each wire to a constant 12v source in order to see what it responds to, then just test it until i found what makes it read correctly. pain in the ***. also it doesnt match up perfectly around the edges, i'm working on molding it in with some kind of fiberglass mold but first i gotta BOOST!

wdwalker

its ejcivicGST, i think u already posted on my newbie thread so i'm sure the picture coorespondence is a give-away.

wdwalker

um what makes u think there are no other means of controlling sensors, fuel, or spark? all you are doing is modifying the base values the ecu uses for fuel delivery (called open loop btw), you still retain closed loop unless you disable it and the o2 sensor is used to modify those values in order to try to maintain stoich.

ComputerJLT

holy ---- you're retarded


let us know when you blow that piece of ---- sky high

:retard:

wdwalker

wtf are u talking about? if your going to ------- diss me at least clue us in on why i'm so retarded.

ComputerJLT

why are you retarded:
1) you called uberdata a piggyback
2) you think its self learning (HAHA; i laughed when i read that ----)
3) you have no idea what uberdata is

wdwalker

when did i say it was self-learning? it uses closed loop, where the o2 sensor modifies the fuel values in order to maintain stoich. calling it a piggyback was my only mistake.

ComputerJLT

:chuckles to self:

"Fuel management is a piggyback ECU system called Uberdata, which is self-programmed."

like i said; let us know when you blow that ---- sky high

wdwalker

self-programmed meaning you program the values yourself with the software program and burn it to a chip that you use, as opposed to sending it off to hondata and telling them to make u a program. and i dont wanna get into a flame war all i really want for this thread is just critiques and positive reinforcement. if you wanna flame lets take it somewhere else.