Do I need FMU?(fuel management unit)
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Originally Posted by b16ahybrid
Yeah exactly, but he's not going to get his hondata tuned with his car sitting in his driveway. He's not going to drive his car to bellingham with those injectors untuned, so he basically needs to either revert back to stock, or install the fmu and take a drive up there.
you you just get someone to give you a base map
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Originally Posted by BoostedITR41
you you just get someone to give you a base map
Originally Posted by b16ahybrid
Yeah exactly, but he's not going to get his hondata tuned with his car sitting in his driveway. He's not going to drive his car to bellingham with those injectors untuned, so he basically needs to either revert back to stock, or install the fmu and take a drive up there.
Originally Posted by b16ahybrid
pop your stock injectors in, hook up the fmu and take a trip up north.
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Originally Posted by westcoaststyle
That someone needs to have the pocket programmer and the Hondata Tuning Software installed to flash the chip... not as easy as asking someone to just give it to you.
my reply was in response to this:
Sounded like you were telling him to put the stock injectors in AND put an FMU on.h:
my reply was in response to this:
Sounded like you were telling him to put the stock injectors in AND put an FMU on.
h:A little confusion on both parts.
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Originally Posted by yellow civic ex
you only need to put the injectors in, not the fmu. i wouldn't hit boost at all till it's tuned, and it'll run fine with no fmu and stock injectors provided you dont hit boost.
I ran 310cc injectors until I got to the shop, then installed the 72# injectors and hondata. they then tuned it.
Luckly my turbo is large enough that it was pretty easy to stay out of boost.