Hondata

I don't mean to bring this thread back alive, but is that basemap for low or high compression version?

Hey guys

I currently have a build in progress for a DC2. K24A2 w/ turbo kit GTX307R T3, and AWD transmission is ready to be dropped, but I just need engine mounts and the right ECU for it. I'm good with hands, but I'm bad with softwares, so I'm not sure which ECU I need to get. If you can post a ...

I have the flashpro for the 1.5T civic. I was wondering if it would be cross-compatible for other hondas such as the 9th gen.

Is it better to swap the ECU instead?

Looking to do a K20C4 swap on my 2019 Si but I was wondering if it is possible to use the 10th gen accord calibration if I decide to swap the motor or would it be better to just swap out the ECU from the 10th gen accord then flash it?

So I've cane across a youtube vid where a youtuber stated hondata is not cross-compatible like k-tuner. For example, if I bought my flashpro specifically for the 1.5T (civic Si), then I can't use hondata on other honda platforms such as the type-r because different engine.

Correct me if im wrong ...

As the subject title, I don't have a OBD2 scanner but was hoping if it can simply pull error codes on non-honda vehicles.

So if I don't want the gas pedal to be super sensitive, then I would just mess with the "Response?" For example, my brother had a 99 civic and his throttle was super sensitive. I would barely put any pressure on the gas pedal and it would rev up to 4k-4.5k RPM.

Ah okay. What's the difference between "response" and "sensitivity?"

I found this selection on the OTS tune. Is this specifically for the W2 turbo or W1? Also, regarding throttle response, can you have "Throttle Response Stage 2" and "Throttle Sensitivity Standard" be selected together or do I have to select "Throttle Response Stage 2" with "Throttle Sensitivity ...