any drawback on ECU+
Originally Posted by zzombae
Is ECU+ just a datalogging device? or can it also tune your ecu such as Boost, A/F ratio..
You can tuning cam timing and fuel tables with the ecu+. You will need a seperate boost controller. Most use a MBC but I use an EBC. The ECU+ is especially useful for datalogging because it allows you to better tune your car to your specific driving.
-George
Originally Posted by Profoxcg
Im confused with the reflash part? - does that mean my stock ECU needs to be reflashed to be able to use ECU+ ?
In addition can I hook up my laptop to it to "street" tune the car?
-George
Originally Posted by Profoxcg
Would you say its like k-pro? (from hondata) Im famliar with that since I had it on my SI
The best way to tune the car is using a reflash, and then logging and fine-tuning over time with the ECU+, then you can go back and refine the tune later if you want.
ECU+'s strongest point is its logging, Maf translator, and idle stability adjustments.. Those three features alone make it worth the money. Other features it has such as an OBD-II scantool, MAF(Fuel) and (CAS)timing adjustments, etc..
I love the street dyno feature. You can see how your fuel and/or timing changes are affecting your power and torque. Also the software support from Tom (ECU+) is just plane awesome. ECU+ and ECUflash are a great combination for the DIY tuner.



