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smokeybear · 01-31-2008, 04:35 PM

honestly, i agree 100% with the guys who are supporting the haltech stuff. i personally think MS is a great system, opening the doors to people who want to learn to tune in a fairly easy manor. however i think you honda ecu/harness is literally pointless. if it wasn't for your buddy, the price of this "project" would be far more than buying a haltech or using your current MS setup. also, if you hate the CA, why swap it in?? i realize that hondata and the other honda programs may be great, but i really don't see any actual benefits to this. for the average joe to try this, it would be far too pricey for the returns you get (not sure what exactly the returns are, but im sure you see them) good luck and grats with your project, but i agree with 50% of these posts, its pointless.

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01-31-2008, 04:35 PM	#1
smokeybear Join Date: May 2005 Location: AR Posts: 16 Trader Rating: (0) Feedback Score: 0 reviews	honestly, i agree 100% with the guys who are supporting the haltech stuff. i personally think MS is a great system, opening the doors to people who want to learn to tune in a fairly easy manor. however i think you honda ecu/harness is literally pointless. if it wasn't for your buddy, the price of this "project" would be far more than buying a haltech or using your current MS setup. also, if you hate the CA, why swap it in?? i realize that hondata and the other honda programs may be great, but i really don't see any actual benefits to this. for the average joe to try this, it would be far too pricey for the returns you get (not sure what exactly the returns are, but im sure you see them) good luck and grats with your project, but i agree with 50% of these posts, its pointless.