honda tuner and a PLX wideband

edsz31

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#1

honda tuner and a PLX wideband

09-19-2007, 10:18 PM

My car has never ran correct, It starts ok, 1st and 2 gear ok, I tried to tune it by ear, I was screwing around adjusting nistune for hours, days, mouths.
I really did not want to spend a Grand getting it tuned at the dyno shop.
So I found some kid (23) on craigs list says he tunes honda with a e-prom mod and a tune with his portable wideband.
I called him, I went to his apartment. We installed the wideband he looked over the program. He corrected a few settings in the map we drove around about a hour and a half, James tuning the lap top. Damm my car runs bad ass, smooth clean, 4th gear hard pull, no hick-ups. Im so happy 6 months later after installing lots of mods and Nistune my car is cool now.
This kid is good.
bemis

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#2

09-20-2007, 03:00 PM

. . . and the lesson here is to not try to tune your car without all the equipment necessary to do it right, to include a wideband 02 sensor.

~~1984 300ZXT~~
~~1986 300ZX 2x2 NA2T~~
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G-E

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#3

09-20-2007, 03:52 PM

… and I thought the lesson was to get into cars when you are young
edsz31

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#4

09-20-2007, 05:34 PM

I was

240z, small block,
G-E

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#5

09-20-2007, 08:12 PM

edsz31 wrote: I was

240z, small block,

ok well I should have said fuel injected ones
Jason84NA2T

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#6

09-23-2007, 01:00 PM

[quote]G-E wrote:

Originally posted by edsz31

I was

240z, small block,ok well I should have said fuel injected ones

Just thought I should add… 95% of the "car guys" I know don't know jack shit about EFI, and don't really care to.