HONDATA for D17 - 0%
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If I were to guess(emphasize guess) I'd say properly tuned with I/H/E maybe 10 hp with 93 octane. I say this because the SI program added 10-12 on 91 octane with an intake.
http://www.hondata.com/k20a3civicsirelease.html
Turbo maybe 20+
http://www.hondata.com/k20a2_greddy_release.html
The price for the SI reflash is around $600 and I think close to a G for the fully programable one.
http://www.hondata.com/k20a3civicsirelease.html
Turbo maybe 20+
http://www.hondata.com/k20a2_greddy_release.html
The price for the SI reflash is around $600 and I think close to a G for the fully programable one.
Here is the price I got from Hondata.com. It is for K-series/K-Pro. I think it would be pretty close to it.
"Pricing
* $500 - Upgrade cost for existing Hondata reflash (ECU must be sent to Hondata).
* $995 - Retail pricing $995 (customers ECU must be sent to Hondata).
* $1595 - New Honda ECU (PRB, PNF or PND). "
"Pricing
* $500 - Upgrade cost for existing Hondata reflash (ECU must be sent to Hondata).
* $995 - Retail pricing $995 (customers ECU must be sent to Hondata).
* $1595 - New Honda ECU (PRB, PNF or PND). "
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Originally Posted by Honda2k4
so about how much would one of these go for?
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Originally Posted by zachgeyer
so when will we know?
it won't be done til late december. and I don't know when after I get my car(first to have hondata), they will start selling in mass production
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Originally Posted by tcostello
Not worried about the rev limiter, there's NO POWER over 6400!
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Rep Power: 0 the power is at higher rpms if you cam has the lift and duration for high rpm hp. the stock d17a cam starts losing pull after 6000 rpm, ever feel that? after 6000 rpm it just kinda quits pulling (as hard), i used to have a b16a crx swap and the b16a pulls hard to the rev limit, so removing it could help and throw in a cam and good valve train setup. 11,000rpm all day. the d17a's stroke and bore doesnt support high rpm's very well, not saying you CANT rev it to 11,000 rpm, it just wont last long.
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Originally Posted by Blahman2
what are you talkin about!?!? Thats where all the power is! At higher RPM's
How high over 6400 are you revving? How often?
BTW...I'm not talkin' about F.I..
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Rep Power: 0 This would be a great step for 7th civics, but I'm not sure I would spend $1k plus another $1k for bolt-ons to make like 10 hp. But if it really improves the 1/4 mile times by broadening the power band, who knows.
I'm very curious about this product right now, and I bet people with turbos have really high hopes for Hondata. I just wish the D17 had as much potential as a B series engine, then I would have no doubt in modifying towards performance.
I'm very curious about this product right now, and I bet people with turbos have really high hopes for Hondata. I just wish the D17 had as much potential as a B series engine, then I would have no doubt in modifying towards performance.
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Originally Posted by PunkingCivic
nice, I would like to see the dyno on the weak *** d17 with that hooked up.
I'm hoping for eye popping results.
I'm hoping for eye popping results.
there will be dyno results when i get the car back, this is HONDATA. they have dyno results for all of their product on their website
Originally Posted by zachgeyer
will the hook it up to dnyo ??
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Originally Posted by ncirom2003
what types of numbers are we talkin about in increases and improvements??
Anyways, a programable ecu will let you extract the maximum potential from all your other mods as well as things like raising the rev limiter, setting vtec engagement, open loop/closed loop, disable cels from race headers, datalogging, lots more.
By itself it would meke your car drive better but no real # gains.
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Rep Power: 295 my will be a programable ecu off of a k-pro. yes it will be dyno tuned.
Price i don't know, i'm guessing same as k-pro.
Free for me and the first to have it, thanks to EM2GUY
Price i don't know, i'm guessing same as k-pro.
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