Überdata

[AD5OS]

Anyone ever hear of this program?

Also heard of one called Crone.... do these work with our ECUs?

[rickyduckworth]

do some searches, pretty sure there is info on it her already, i don't have any xp with it but some have.

[TheNextEpisode]

My h22 ran uberdata.

Crome is a lot more up to date than uberdata, and (I believe) it has more users. Neither will run on a non-chipped ECU, and our ECUs are not really chip-able. Grab a P28 if you're running a VTEC-equipped engine and chip it accordingly.

Or just chip it for Hondata. A lot more reputable tuners are willing to use Hondata; Bisimoto recommends it above the rest.

[dbsharp]

Anyone ever hear of this program?

Also heard of one called Crone.... do these work with our ECUs?

yes Ive heard of them. you need to hit up the pgmfi wiki.

[AD5OS]

yea that website is no longer.... do you know what happened to it?

I wish there was a way to replace the dizzy for a COI type system to have finer control over timing for a F series engine

[Boost_Lee]

it is possible, but it will take a lot more time/money.


what are you plans for the car?

[AD5OS]

Trying to get more efficiency out of the engine. Would like the computer to control the timing to get more low end torque and whatnot. IT's really no big deal... WOuld like to adjust the fuel amounts too since I am using more ethanol in my car... around 50/50 ethanol and gas.

[GhostAccord]

Hit up the AEM website for a complete COP setup. Make sure you have about $2200 + shipping just for the COP setup and EMS for your F series.

That will cover the following parts.

1x AEM EMS $1500 ($800-1000 used)
- Replaces the stock Honda ECU - It's the best over all of any out there. Beats Crome, Uberdata, eCtune for what you are looking to do. It's the only one that is set up for COP ignition systems.

1x AEM EPM = $380
- This engine position module replaces the stock Distributor

4x AEM CDI Pencil Coils = $250
- These replace stock coil and spark plug wires.

Note* The above prices are from ebay parts distributors.

Or you could spend the money and buy a newer car to modify for better MPG vs your 18 year old beater! JMO!

[mj213]

I believe the other one is called Crome, not Crone.

[GhostAccord]

Crone, Crome no matter. Neither will run a COP/DIS setup on it's own.

[Karl]

Hondata, crome, and neptune work very well in my experience. What you need to do is find someone in your area that work with one of those programs and can dyno tune the car for you.

[Boost_Lee]

i believe you'll need a full standalone like Haltech or AEM EMS to run these. Honestly, I dont think it is worth it until you get very serious on your setup.