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Mattski_VTIR
27-06-2007, 12:55 PM
Hay,
I recently fitted a full Toda exhaust system as well as a Gruppe-M to my Type S. I'm very interested in getting Kpro fitted and tuned. Now to my question,
Has any one with a Type S fitted Kpro? Were they any complications/problems? I'm located in Brisbane so any recommendations on people to tune would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers

EL_DC5
27-06-2007, 04:16 PM
ask toda, to refer you. They have installed a few in sydney

maracer
27-06-2007, 07:11 PM
How does your car go now with full TODA exhaust system.
Have you done a DYNO RUN with it yet?

Mattski_VTIR
27-06-2007, 07:44 PM
Car goes much better now, better mid-range and top end for sure. Its not to loud and sounds great. Haven't dynoed the car yet, but it will get a before after when i get kpro installed... not to sure on what figures it would be putting down though.

Tofu
27-06-2007, 10:43 PM
hey there, which part of brisbane are you from? I'm in brisbane too.
to get Kpro in the TypeS you will need to spend around $2600.
The TypeS ecu will need to be replaced by the older model Australian DC5 TypeR (K20a2) ecu, because the TypeS ecu is not compatible with Kpro

you also need a new o2 sensor, which ads up to the $2600

not as cheap or simple as getting kpro on the DC5 Type R but still can be done.

Rixsy
28-06-2007, 12:11 AM
I've got one on my car and it's a great mod :)

Contact Vincent, that's where I got mine from.

Mattski_VTIR
28-06-2007, 01:10 PM
hey there, which part of brisbane are you from? I'm in brisbane too.
to get Kpro in the TypeS you will need to spend around $2600.
The TypeS ecu will need to be replaced by the older model Australian DC5 TypeR (K20a2) ecu, because the TypeS ecu is not compatible with Kpro

you also need a new o2 sensor, which ads up to the $2600

not as cheap or simple as getting kpro on the DC5 Type R but still can be done.

Great thanks for that,
I work in West End and live in Springwood..
I will speak to Vincent as he sourced my Gruppe-M and was very helpful
Anyone recommend tuners in the area?

EL_DC5
28-06-2007, 01:14 PM
A new O2 sensor from Honda Australia has a retail cost of $385 A new 02-04 ECU costs $850 (as per the price pages on honda tech) or you can buy one second hand for $300 or so.

You will also require the 02-04 ECU modified to suit the Type S and also you will require a DC5r to DC5s Conversion harness, this costs $300

Mattski_VTIR
28-06-2007, 01:34 PM
quite costly for the dc5s owners
i wish i could get a hondata reflash in australia :(

Yeah tell me about it, there just seems to be no other options when it comes to DC5S.

EL_DC5
28-06-2007, 02:05 PM
Yeah tell me about it, there just seems to be no other options when it comes to DC5S.

Its the same as the JDM DC5R Facelift - the ecu is not programmable.
so they have to do the same.

The our Type S is very similar to the Facelift R hondatech told me

Tofu
28-06-2007, 08:09 PM
The our Type S is very similar to the Facelift R hondatech told me

yes indeed it is, but alot of people don't seem to realize or understand this..:zip:

prusso: i know exactly how you feel when i had my auto dc5...i wanted the reflash so badly...:p
we'll see if the tax man is nice to me in the next few months...kpro as an early xmas present would be nice.:D