iam going to buy a new engine management system and was wandering what u guys where using or what u would recomend. i will e running 9 or 10 psi on my 96 teg gsr

 

well hondata now since uberdata is kinda at a street tune only stage right now.

 

If you just want to not be on black boxes and a Missing Link go with Chrome/Uber but if you want more than that I suggest Hondata/Neptune or going with a Real EMS such as AEM ...

 

Very few people on this site know what neptune is or what it does. AEM is way overkill for a setup like that. UD works, but is slow to tune and has some issues. Crome IMHO is more stable then UD and has some better emulating and datalogging, but requires the 150.00 license. Hondata you need to decide on either the S100 or the S200 with boost.

 

^^ yeah AEM isn't the route to go with that, plus it's more expensive than most other EMS's. just research the hondata ones (between the 100 and 200) and a if you plan to keep the same boost set up then you should be fine with either..

 

AEM EMS
Neptune
Hondata
Uberdata
Crome

do some research and choose what you feel comfortable with

 

what options does Crome have to offer? i havent gone into much detail with them before...

 

Just to give you a ruff idea...

Crome, Uberdata, Hondata are all based on the same concept.
Features from one system to the next vary.
Crome's interface is very reliable and user friendly.
Uberdata's interface is a little on the ruff side and can be buggy for some people.
Hondata is a licensed product which has a clean interface etc.
Hondata does support a 5 bar map sensor now, which is nice for those pushing high amounts of boost

Personally, If I had to spend money on an ems, I wouldnt buy hondata unless I got a really good deal. I would go with a standalone unit like AEM.
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