Hondata

it should be at the bottom of the list, stock H22A. Its tuned for RC 440cc injectors, not the DSM 450cc. To get it running on a stock h22, you'll have to decrease the fuel table little by little. Do so by highlighting the whole table and decrease as you watch your wideband levels get closer to 14. K...

Oh and what are your specs? I may be able to help. I did my own street tune on my lude.

Closest shop i know of to indiana is in columbus at slow motion motorsports. I'm located in fort wayne and that'll be the shop i go to since i cant find any closer dynos.

i'm in the same situation with the same gauge/sensor. No clue how we'd hook it up and whatnot.

Its the weekend, Spunkster and the staff dont post on weekends. I do have to say that is one bizarre problem.

throttle response on ITB's are awesome. ANd you wont be losing hp/tq by going this route, its just significantly harder/time consuming to tune. I would love to see this setup prevail. Hell i've been thinking of itb's with my turbo setup.

use the usdm calibration, change injector sizing and all that... then you'll have to highlight the entire fuel table and decrease it some... it helps tons if you have wideband. Continue decreasing till afr read near where it should. That should be enough to get you going.

what are your engine specs and injector sizing and etc?

I currently use innovate but will soon switch to PLX for ease of use with hondata.

just pay close attention to your A/F ratio. The timing should be fine everywhere since ur near stock.

should set it to what your actual injector size is. I've heard 3-4 different injector sizings for ludes so i'm unsure what its actual size is.

If you're using factory injectors, change that 450 to 290, highlight the entire fuel map and press CTRL+D about 7 times (estimated) till it starts to run not too rich. Wideband sensor necessary for this task. I had a perfect calibration street-tuned back when this thread first started (oct 2006), bu...

Pretty Slick... This'll look good on a LCD screen on the dash.

Back up any file calibrations you wish to save. As well as anything else you want to save, I dont know how vista is with downgrading to XP.

save the display file to the smanager directory. With SManager open, click "display" at the top, then select "Load", then select the display file of your preference.