Hondata

Changes from 3.0.3:

• [2016+ Turbo Civic] Fixed some calibrations not showing ethanol input parameters.
• [2017+ Civic Type R] Added support for model 5BF-X03

Changes from 3.0.2:

• FlashPro firmware updated to version 135

Changes from 3.0.1:

• Fixed CARB calibrations not retaining CARB status between saves.
• [2017+ Civic Type R] Added support for models 5BF-E03, 5BF-J03, 5BF-Q13, 5BF-M03
• [2017+ Turbo Civic, 2017+ Civic Si and 2018+ Turbo Accord 2.0] Increased TC max boost tables for all starting calibrations
• [2017+ Civic Si] Added modifications support, and ability to close throttle when shifting (rev hang)
• [2017+ Civic Si] Added support for new model 5AM-M03 - Brazil
• [2016+ Turbo Civic] Added support for new model 5AA-A11 - United State

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We've added some of the 2017+ Civic Type R international ECUs. More coming soon.

For all of the the 2016+ turbo Civics we have added the ability to close the throttle when shifting ('rev hang').

I tried downloading the new software but it seems the link is broken.

[2017+ Turbo Civic, 2017+ Civic Si and 2018+ Turbo Accord 2.0] Increased TC max boost tables for all starting calibrations

I have a 2017 Civic EX-L turbo running the +6 Carb tune. If I update to the newest software, what exactly will this change do?

gtman wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 5:40 pm

[2017+ Turbo Civic, 2017+ Civic Si and 2018+ Turbo Accord 2.0] Increased TC max boost tables for all starting calibrations

I have a 2017 Civic EX-L turbo running the +6 Carb tune. If I update to the newest software, what exactly will this change do?

nothing if you aren't getting the overboost CEL limp mode but you should always be on the latest revision

Thanks. That's what I thought. I'm working on adjusting boost and torque just a bit beyond the base +6 tune at higher RPM. Sort of like a +7.5 type tune. I upped the boost table above 3500 by 3% and put torque at 270nm above 4000.

Hello,

For the calibrations for the Civic Type R (2006-2011), FN2 and FD2 some columns are not visible if we select Show all Columns in the Options menu.
For example in FN2 calibration, affect only the tables for Knock sensitivity and retard, they show only 10 columns.
The Knock ignition limit (High and Low) have 20 columns max wich is correct.
In the FD2 only shows 10 columns, is this correct for FD2?

Notice that in CivicSi all the 20 columns are available.
Please remember to make the columns available in the next release.

Thanks Hondata.
Keep up the good work :)

Those tables only have 10 columns for the FN2 & FD2

Hondata wrote: ↑Sat May 12, 2018 12:27 pm Those tables only have 10 columns for the FN2 & FD2

Thanks, for the heads up. :)