Re:my new project- "Civic GS-T", 14b+EJ
 

lol i got that fixed i can see how that would be misunderstood.

Re:my new project- "Civic GS-T", 14b+EJ
 

i like the automatic cluster on your ride dude :D

Re:my new project- "Civic GS-T", 14b+EJ
 

---- the haters, I think the car looks great, and the set up is a nice choice as well. Let me know how it works out for you.

Re:my new project- "Civic GS-T", 14b+EJ
 

yea Hondas rock you tell em!! o yea and i like your ambers in your interior. couldnt you jsut wire up some amber LED and get the same effect??

Re:my new project- "Civic GS-T", 14b+EJ
 

I like the setup. Keep us posted on the results.

Re:my new project- "Civic GS-T", 14b+EJ
 

uberdata is not a stand alone. You just put a chip into the stock ecu. AEM or FAST would be considered a stand alone. uberdata is a stinkin piggy back bitches just like hondata.

Re:my new project- "Civic GS-T", 14b+EJ
 

/\ i semi-agree with him, its not piggyback though because it isn't tricking the sensors, but it's not standalone because it doesn't replace the factory ecu. its in its own class... it almost is a piggyback because it is tricking the computer into thinking that uberdata's values are the values it was set to run at. btw hondata is a standalone, with the s200,s400,etc kits they send you a whole new ecu.

Re:my new project- "Civic GS-T", 14b+EJ
 

you dipshits have no idea what the terminology you're spouting out means.

uberdata/hondata is in NO WAY FORM OR FASION a piggyback. It's a standalone that HAPPENS to still use the stock ecm hardware.

A piggyback rides PIGGYBACK on the signals the ecu sees and manipulates them so the ecu will do what you want it to do. UD/HD/Crome/ETC replace the stock software to do its own thing; there's no bullshit piggybacking or hacks; just hardcore 1337 machine code.

Now.. go ahead and argue with me; make yourself look stupid

Re:my new project- "Civic GS-T", 14b+EJ
 

lol you tell them ! :-*

Re:my new project- "Civic GS-T", 14b+EJ
 

thats cool man, i understand what you're saying... i just didnt think a device that uses stock hardware qualifies under the category of being a standalone.