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  1. #13
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    Awesome... ill read up on it tonight and aquire it. Thanks again. Ill try post a pic if my granma spec civic tonight. Thanks very much.

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    ive been reading about the hondata and not sure if the posts ive read are out dated, but the hondata s300 sounds great. but.... my car is apparently obd2, and the hondata is for obd1, is this as simple as buying a obd2 to obd1 adapter as ive seen on ebay for around 25 buck cuz. or do i have it wrong and the honda will just plug in and give me 6000hp . trying to join the humerous side. seriously ive never been so confused since i got a honda. but i love it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brent View Post
    ive been reading about the hondata and not sure if the posts ive read are out dated, but the hondata s300 sounds great. but.... my car is apparently obd2, and the hondata is for obd1, is this as simple as buying a obd2 to obd1 adapter as ive seen on ebay for around 25 buck cuz. or do i have it wrong and the honda will just plug in and give me 6000hp . trying to join the humerous side. seriously ive never been so confused since i got a honda. but i love it.
    oh you have a 99, be a bit tricky, you'd have to find a conversion harness 100%, it'll work. you MIGHT have to change your engine loom out to an obd2a, 99 d16y4 has a special obd2b
    SSpamily



    hehe

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    yeah. thats the sort of thing i was trying to avoid. maybe i should just go to a stand alone ecu like microtech and be done with it. need to do more research. this is the problem though. not sure what im researching. some people say the stock computer can handle low boost but surely this isnt right. as there is no abbilitly to tune. ah ill research some more. thanks again for your help

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brent View Post
    yeah. thats the sort of thing i was trying to avoid. maybe i should just go to a stand alone ecu like microtech and be done with it. need to do more research. this is the problem though. not sure what im researching. some people say the stock computer can handle low boost but surely this isnt right. as there is no abbilitly to tune. ah ill research some more. thanks again for your help
    stand alone is where cost starts add up, its a lot easier and cheaper to change wires, than to rewire and have a whole new computer system
    SSpamily



    hehe

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    yep your right. apparenlty not that hard, alot of the post i was reading was in 2009, apparently you buy one of these http://www.jhpusa.com/store/pc/viewP...idcategory=122 ... then buy an obd1 ecu and dizzy i think. and your good to go. does this sound right to you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brent View Post
    yep your right. apparenlty not that hard, alot of the post i was reading was in 2009, apparently you buy one of these http://www.jhpusa.com/store/pc/viewP...idcategory=122 ... then buy an obd1 ecu and dizzy i think. and your good to go. does this sound right to you.
    dont need to change to obd1 dizzy, but you'd need obd1 ecu (p28, p72) s300 will only run in an obd1 ecu.

    gonna wait on ecu-man see if he picks up on this and corrects me though, he'd have more comprehensive knowledge.
    SSpamily



    hehe

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    mate im sure your right. youve been seriously heaps of help. ive gone from serious concern about how to do this, i know how people say just search...but its hard when your not sure what your searching for. in my case i found a half tanked black fella that helped me see the light... cheers mate. I truly appreciate it. cant wait to get some bits and get these wheels in motion...

    brent.

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    here she is,
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  10. #22
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    Pm cbauto, he might know too
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    Its still a good looking little Civic sedan.

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    Thanks.. i love it.

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