so it work with any boost control solenoid? any opinions on who makes a good one?

 

gm boost solenoid & pigtail :-p

 

oh, ok. i just didnt know if i should be looking at the aem, haltech, perrin or something.

 

The software is only available to authorized tuners listed on the website at this time.

Pricing on the public software will be released sooner or later.

 

so will this be able to use my 2.5 bar map jesus! lol

 

Yes, 2.5bar support works flawlessly

 

In theory, but it is the development and testing time that has yet to tell the true tail. The software looks pretty normal in regards when comparing the S300 setup, etc. But as with Hondata systems back in the day, there will be the bug period like they all have gone through. Let's just hope it continues to get developed unlike say UD.

 

So far it looks and sounds good.

 

how do these compare to the aem's? Better worse same?

 

UD stopped because there was no funding, it was open code & other reasons I would rather not sit and discuss as it points fingers etc..

Crome's development has been very slow recently & simply needs a major looking at.

AEM has done a great job with their latest software/hardware.

Hondata's romeditor4 and s300 units work awsome & have great features.
However s300 does have some issues I have experienced such as data not downloading properly from the ecu, smanager not running stable etc.
I have yet to try their latest release of the smanager which I am sure probably resolved these issues.

I have used every software/system out there, everything has had its quirks here and there, aem, hondata, crome, uberdata they all have and have had bugs/issues, compatibility issues etc.

From a tuner's aspect eCtune will allow for a quality tune with only the cost of a chipped ecu, tuning & what ever other components are needed such as a map sensor, boost solenoid etc.