Hondata

Is the "stock calibration" that is included the actual factory honda map/settings, or a stock map configured/tuned by you guys? I know the modified calibrations are tuned/modified "stock" maps. If you remove flashpro from the car, like were to revert back to full stock, does that load and put the ...

Ok, so let me give a brief run down. Had the car running great for cruising, idle, and WOT. Was previously running 440cc RC injectors. Changed to 900cc injectors from injector clinic, and ever since the idle surfs. I changed the voltage settings that they provided, and the current size to 900 ...

Has the car been tuned on the dyno yet?

I tuned the car on the dyno, runs like a champ. Used the cold air map as a start when we did the tuning. As far as driving around i left the map alone for cruising, except made adjustments to AF to make it closer to 14.7 for cruising, then closed loop to do ...

Spunkster wrote:Because it is not possible. The ecu is just like OBD2 ECu's from 96-2001.

Ah. Makes sense. Thanks for the answer, like i said i just was curious.

Just had a general question about hondata for the s2000. Yes im well aware of the kpro version and conversion to make this work. Just had a question. Was there any reason why the s2000 ecu was never chipped to just use stock ecu instead of going through all the conversion? I think its safe to say at ...

You really need to tune this on the dyno. Just uploading a base calibration and expecting everything to wrok perfectly may damage your engine. There are no immediate plans to provide an AP2 stock calibration as the AP1 can be used fro both to start and begine tuning from.

Yes i understand having ...

Will there be an AP2 stock map provided anytime soon? Or even the AP2 map used in the 2 reflashes you have for 06+?? I know the ap1 map will run just fine, as iv used ap1 ecu in my car for a few months. But i feel for daily driving the ap2 ecu has a much better feel than the ap1 ecu.

Since i have ...

Your ISP might be caching the DNS entry for hondata.net.

To check, open a command prompt window (Start menu, run, enter 'cmd').

type 'ping hondata.net'

The IP address should be 74.220.215.52 If not, your ISP is caching the DNS entry for hondata.net when they should not be.

Yeah it pings that ...

Try launching the software with the network cable disconnected.

I disabled my network card instead of unplugged (pain in ass with my docking station setup) and i was able to open it just fine. Any ideas as to why it crashes when connected to the network? Like i said S300 works just fine when on ...

Last one i have is 1.2.8. However when i click download link for software on kpro area i get an error of like 600 plus lines of just weird text. I think its ascii or something.

http://hondata.com/updates/?app=KManager&action=download

is the link.

EDIT: Ok so i found 1.3.0 on the site here ...

I disabled the virus scan on my machine after reading that article. Reinstalled it and still unable to run. Any other ideas?

I have S300 and KPro installed on my machine. I have the latest 1.2.8 version installed. S300 opens perfectly. When i install kpro, then go to open it nothing happens. I uninstalled and reinstalled but does the same thing. I have Windows XP Pro installed with SP3. I am a computer tech so i have ...

Thanks for the info!

Get a PLX. Wire the PLX narrow band output into the primary o2 sensor, or leave in the stock o2 sensor. Wide the PLX wideband output into the ELD input. You can then datalog & graph the air/fuel.

If i want to go the route of using the tune features of the wideband for closed loop and to get rid ...

Spunkster wrote:No. This is why we only recommend the PLX widebands as they have a wideband and narrowband output at the same time.

Thanks for the info Spunkster. Luckily my other friend will be going the plx route after learning this.