Automatic transmission question
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Anyway, back to kitnamore about the transmission question. Regardless of what home made remedies I can come up with for your car, your best best is to search around for a car palce that specifically deals with ECUs and other automotive computer components. If you insist on keeping your automatic, there are also places that can reset your gearboxes and such to tune it up. I agree with ED9man though, you really should look into getting a manual.
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jlan
Okey, but manual tranny ECU for h22a (92-96 prelude) engine have 7800rpm redline. I am plan to upgrade my engine to fit 500+ hp horse power, but I must fix current situation with my ECU. Now it's not allow to put turbo and get something good. But I am from Eastern Europe and I do not have any chance to install any ECU for my car, I need good ECU for automatic transmission which I can reprogramm here. No one EMS and fully programmable computers fits auto tranny. Only one I know - hondata staged system, but it was no longer available. Someone can help me get it with PC software? If so, I will be very happy.
Now I have full turbo-kit, but I need good plan to put it into my car, with current ECU it's impossible.
Which current auto\tronic transmission can fit 500+ hp ? And how I can install it to my honda? Can you help me with prelude'97... tiptronic tranny swap information? How much horsepower it's can recook? And which sport sequentual can fit my car?
Andy
My big problem - my country, no dynos here, no specialists. No chance to get any information, so I need ready decisions "how to" and "where is get stuff". I need good EMS but do not know which one have support autotranny (except hondata staged system which no longer avaiable). Is OBD I to OBD II convertors exist? I think YES.
- If you build the engine to rev to 8000 rpm and the tranny shifts at 7100, it's basically pointless.
+ which ñhanges I need to make to fully fit 8000 rpm?
I am do not want to find easy solution, I am really wanna make funny car with auto tranny and big horsepower.
ED9man
Only after I am shall not find decisions with auto.
Okey, but manual tranny ECU for h22a (92-96 prelude) engine have 7800rpm redline. I am plan to upgrade my engine to fit 500+ hp horse power, but I must fix current situation with my ECU. Now it's not allow to put turbo and get something good. But I am from Eastern Europe and I do not have any chance to install any ECU for my car, I need good ECU for automatic transmission which I can reprogramm here. No one EMS and fully programmable computers fits auto tranny. Only one I know - hondata staged system, but it was no longer available. Someone can help me get it with PC software? If so, I will be very happy.
Now I have full turbo-kit, but I need good plan to put it into my car, with current ECU it's impossible.
Which current auto\tronic transmission can fit 500+ hp ? And how I can install it to my honda? Can you help me with prelude'97... tiptronic tranny swap information? How much horsepower it's can recook? And which sport sequentual can fit my car?
Andy
My big problem - my country, no dynos here, no specialists. No chance to get any information, so I need ready decisions "how to" and "where is get stuff". I need good EMS but do not know which one have support autotranny (except hondata staged system which no longer avaiable). Is OBD I to OBD II convertors exist? I think YES.
- If you build the engine to rev to 8000 rpm and the tranny shifts at 7100, it's basically pointless.
+ which ñhanges I need to make to fully fit 8000 rpm?
I am do not want to find easy solution, I am really wanna make funny car with auto tranny and big horsepower.
ED9man
Only after I am shall not find decisions with auto.
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that automatic will hold you back. plain and simple. honda automatics will blow if you have big power. and judging by your posts, you want big power. a manual conversion wuold be much better.
