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Re: 2009 Honda Civic si Calibration

Posted: Sat Jun 12, 2021 11:29 pm
by Killarjp
Sounds good I really appreciate the help. It means a lot!

For the injectors what would you recommend? Because all I’m hearing and seeing is that I would get around 1000cc injectors if I’m gonna turbocharge or supercharge my engine?

Re: 2009 Honda Civic si Calibration

Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2021 7:36 am
by EFICU
Good, I’m glad you’re happy!

As far as injectors, I would recommend finding out who you want to have tune the car and discuss it with them. First though, I would decide which route you plan to go, turbo or supercharger. Once you have a plan for which route you plan to go the tuner can then help you decide which injectors to go with. I don’t see how you can go wrong with ID 1050’s, just hate to see you buy them and then your tuner recommends something else you know.

Re: 2009 Honda Civic si Calibration

Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2021 10:27 pm
by Killarjp
EFICU wrote: Sun Jun 13, 2021 7:36 am Good, I’m glad you’re happy!

As far as injectors, I would recommend finding out who you want to have tune the car and discuss it with them. First though, I would decide which route you plan to go, turbo or supercharger. Once you have a plan for which route you plan to go the tuner can then help you decide which injectors to go with. I don’t see how you can go wrong with ID 1050’s, just hate to see you buy them and then your tuner recommends something else you know.
Hey just wanted to let you know I decided to go the supercharge route but will not buy any time. But I’m going to be getting skunk2 headers soon. After that I’m gonna just save money for the kit since it actually comes with everything then the turbo kit. Would like to know if you can help me out again when I install the headers. Please and thanks .

Re: 2009 Honda Civic si Calibration

Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2021 10:38 pm
by EFICU
Sounds good. Yeah we can work on it once you get the header. I would recommend we do a little more single cam angle work so we can build out the cam angle map properly, that way you can get the most out of your setup. But we have a good foundation to do that from so that's good.

Are you going Kraftwerks, or another style supercharger?

Re: 2009 Honda Civic si Calibration

Posted: Wed Jun 16, 2021 2:00 am
by Killarjp
Yeah my buddy changed my mind in me getting the kraftwerk kit since it comes with everything even the injectors. Currently going to buy the hasport 70a rear motor mount. Then everything else for the skunk2 headers because I have the get new gaskets and bolts and the extensions

Re: 2009 Honda Civic si Calibration

Posted: Wed Jun 16, 2021 2:41 am
by Killarjp
Killarjp wrote: Wed Jun 16, 2021 2:00 am Yeah my buddy changed my mind in me getting the kraftwerk kit since it comes with everything even the injectors. Currently going to buy the hasport 70a rear motor mount. Then everything else for the skunk2 headers because I have the get new gaskets and bolts and the extensions. But I’m still undecided one the headers. Doing more research. Want something for power gains

Re: 2009 Honda Civic si Calibration

Posted: Wed Jun 16, 2021 7:14 am
by EFICU
Sounds like a plan. If you want to do a header that will give you the most power possible, call Stefan and Teresa at ASP Headers. You won't find a better quality piece or one that performs better. They can make you a custom setup based on your future goals and the Kraftwerks kit. You will pay a little more, but it might be worth it to get a properly built unit instead of the off the shelf ones available. With the Kraftwerks kit too, you should be able to get reliable injector data which is nice. I'm also curious if they provide you a basemap to start on a base.

https://www.aspheaders.com/store_header_si06_11.php

Re: 2009 Honda Civic si Calibration

Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 1:45 pm
by Killarjp
EFICU wrote: Wed Jun 16, 2021 7:14 am Sounds like a plan. If you want to do a header that will give you the most power possible, call Stefan and Teresa at ASP Headers. You won't find a better quality piece or one that performs better. They can make you a custom setup based on your future goals and the Kraftwerks kit. You will pay a little more, but it might be worth it to get a properly built unit instead of the off the shelf ones available. With the Kraftwerks kit too, you should be able to get reliable injector data which is nice. I'm also curious if they provide you a basemap to start on a base.

https://www.aspheaders.com/store_header_si06_11.php
Hey its me again. i need help again. So i got myself and already installed. Skunk2 alpha headers, hybrid racing intake. after doing that i installed the new calibration CAI, SKUNK2 HEADERS & CATBACK. After installing i have a check engine light for bank 1 lean. Not sure if it has to do with the calibration or if i do have a leak somewhere. Also have knocks aswell.

Current Mods. SKUNK2 alpha headers, skunk2 megapower RR exhaust, hybrid racing CAI

Re: 2009 Honda Civic si Calibration

Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 3:15 pm
by EFICU
Killarjp wrote: Fri Jul 09, 2021 1:45 pm Hey its me again. i need help again. So i got myself and already installed. Skunk2 alpha headers, hybrid racing intake. after doing that i installed the new calibration CAI, SKUNK2 HEADERS & CATBACK. After installing i have a check engine light for bank 1 lean. Not sure if it has to do with the calibration or if i do have a leak somewhere. Also have knocks aswell.

Current Mods. SKUNK2 alpha headers, skunk2 megapower RR exhaust, hybrid racing CAI
You would have been better off running the tune we did since it was tuned for your car specifically. It's funny how you guys plan to have a certain setup and then a month later it's completely different. Haha. Unfortunately you chose a tune that is MAF based for fueling, you cannot run a MAF based tune with the Hybrid CAI, it must be speed density tuned. That is why you have a lean bank 1 code, and why I say you would have been better off leaving our tune we did together in the car. You didn't know, but you have to be careful when choosing files. The knock is from too much timing, which is common on basemaps.

If you want to tune it again, I would recommend doing it properly by tuning each cam angle one at a time. That would give you the best tune and the most data to build you a proper cam angle map and make it right. You're now essentially full bolt on now, so getting it dialed is important to get you the most out of your setup. Since we have already tuned it once, I would appreciate a few bucks at the end for tuning twice for you.

If you want to proceed, let me know and I will send you the first calibration so we can get started.

Re: 2009 Honda Civic si Calibration

Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 7:44 pm
by Killarjp
Lmao I told you I was getting headers and then I just same across a good deal with the intake. I’m still gonna go supercharger but that’s not gonna be any time soon. I went with that baseman because I’m not sure if my car wouldn’t run with the intake. I mean I would really appreciate the help. I was trying to get a map from the vault but each map I pick it says it’s corrupted.

Re: 2009 Honda Civic si Calibration

Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 10:47 pm
by Killarjp
EFICU wrote: Fri Jul 09, 2021 3:15 pm
Killarjp wrote: Fri Jul 09, 2021 1:45 pm Hey its me again. i need help again. So i got myself and already installed. Skunk2 alpha headers, hybrid racing intake. after doing that i installed the new calibration CAI, SKUNK2 HEADERS & CATBACK. After installing i have a check engine light for bank 1 lean. Not sure if it has to do with the calibration or if i do have a leak somewhere. Also have knocks aswell.

Current Mods. SKUNK2 alpha headers, skunk2 megapower RR exhaust, hybrid racing CAI
You would have been better off running the tune we did since it was tuned for your car specifically. It's funny how you guys plan to have a certain setup and then a month later it's completely different. Haha. Unfortunately you chose a tune that is MAF based for fueling, you cannot run a MAF based tune with the Hybrid CAI, it must be speed density tuned. That is why you have a lean bank 1 code, and why I say you would have been better off leaving our tune we did together in the car. You didn't know, but you have to be careful when choosing files. The knock is from too much timing, which is common on basemaps.

If you want to tune it again, I would recommend doing it properly by tuning each cam angle one at a time. That would give you the best tune and the most data to build you a proper cam angle map and make it right. You're now essentially full bolt on now, so getting it dialed is important to get you the most out of your setup. Since we have already tuned it once, I would appreciate a few bucks at the end for tuning twice for you.

If you want to proceed, let me know and I will send you the first calibration so we can get started.
Lmao I told you I was getting headers and then I just same across a good deal with the intake. I’m still gonna go supercharger but that’s not gonna be any time soon. I went with that baseman because I’m not sure if my car wouldn’t run with the intake. I mean I would really appreciate the help. I was trying to get a map from the vault but each map I pick it says it’s corrupted.