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    Engine Management??

    What should I do about the ECU? turboedit, crome, uberdata, etc?

    Should I do Standalone?

    Maybe I should start with what I have. Weisco Pistons, Carillo rods, big 16g, dsm setup, and I plan to run it about 15lbs daily. I know people on the forums just chip the ecu, but i want it to be dynod. What have you done to finetune it? what setup? Thanks! Help me out!
    90-2D 5spd. Turbo/Shaved/slammed/kitted/4200watts/laptop&Tvs...


    Ova 17G's invested in mah AZN ride!
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    You can still dyno and have a chipped ecu. If you are going to build your block, why would you go with a dsm setup? You might as well not build the engine.

    Anyways, uberdata will do just fine. Only thing is, you have to go to a dyno that knows uberdata whether it be you or the people that work there, or else the dyno is useless.

    If you don't know uberdata and arent willing to learn, then just go to your dyno and ask what THEY tune with best and go with that.

    CrzyTuning now offering port services

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      I doubt any dyno will know uberdata. Turboedit is for obd0. Crome is another option. For spending that much money on the block, you should get a better turbo to utilize it. You can tune uberdata yourself, it's a matter of understanding it and experience. If you want a shop to tune it, look into hondata or something
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      BOOM!

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        im sellin my hondata pm me if interested

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