Hondata releases FlashPro for the 1.5 Integra

[Hoggierolls]

I flashed my tune today with the flashpro I don't really feel a whole lot different but then again not sure if I did it correctly all I know is Android auto stopped working and I had to factory reset the head unit to get my phone with android auto working again. There's not a lot of info on how to use the tune. My cars completely stock with the flashpro that's it. Any advice would be great

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[flyinglumpia]

@Hondata does it get rid or reduce the rev hang?

 

[Hondata]

You can change it now and here, but it will be a mod in the next release.

 

[Hondata]

We dyned tested a second Integra. The temperature was a little warmer than the first and the fuel was unknown. Useful information though. Testing is so important to bring you the highest quality products.

 

[RB2490]

We dyned tested a second Integra. The temperature was a little warmer than the first and the fuel was unknown. Useful information though. Testing is so important to bring you the highest quality products.

Still a nice improvement. I notice this car suffers from heat. On hot days I can actually feel some power loss. Curious to see what this car dynos when the temps are cooler

 

[Tux_Integra]

Are there settings to pass emissions for NY?

 

[RB2490]

Are there settings to pass emissions for NY?

Ny is not that strict. It's a new car and as long as there are no check engine lights, wipers, lights work your good to go or just flash back to stock and go for inspection

 

[Tux_Integra]

Ny is not that strict. It's a new car and as long as there are no check engine lights, wipers, lights work your good to go or just flash back to stock and go for inspection

Would I need a new clutch, I'm not looking to push the car to it's limit, just want to add some HP and Torque

 

[RB2490]

Would I need a new clutch, I'm not looking to push the car to it's limit, just want to add some HP and Torque

Highly doubt you would need clutch. It's only when your touching 260+ tq according to others where you might need to upgrade clutch.

 

[Tux_Integra]

Also, what is the difference between the CARB and the regular?

 

[RB2490]

Also, what is the difference between the CARB and the regular?

I'm not 100 percent sure but I believe it's a emission thing with California. The different between carb and their other tune I'm not sure of hondata will have to chime in on that

 

[BKK Jack]

I have 2 questions:

1. Possibly voiding warranty. I had a Mk6 GTI with an APR Stage 1 tune. The place that did the tune left the stock tune on and made it so I could switch to the stock tune using the cruise control buttons. Apparently VW dealers hated tunes and would delete them if they saw them. If I had to take the car to the dealer for warranty work, I could switch to the stock tune and then switch back after I retrieved the car. It would also have worked had I not been able to find premium fuel. Can something like that be set up, or is it possible to switch via the app, or will the tune automatically compensate for less than premium fuel, if I needed gas and couldn't find premium?

2. Rev Hang. It looks like Hondata can tune it away, or at least reduce it, so that's good. I was going to ask about flat foot shifting, but the Googlez had the answer. It seems similar to what the quick shifter on my motorcycle allows me to do. Seems okay, but would be much more fun if the Integra had a sequential shift transmission.

 

[RRP RSX-S]

I'm not 100 percent sure but I believe it's a emission thing with California. The different between carb and their other tune I'm not sure of hondata will have to chime in on that

The CARB tune will pass CARB rules. A non CARB tune from hondata will not and they consider a Race tune. They have a cheaper flashpro that will only flash CARB tunes and the more expensive flashpro will flash CARB and Race tunes. They currently don’t even have a Race tune for the tegs.

I have 2 questions:

1. Possibly voiding warranty. I had a Mk6 GTI with an APR Stage 1 tune. The place that did the tune left the stock tune on and made it so I could switch to the stock tune using the cruise control buttons. Apparently VW dealers hated tunes and would delete them if they saw them. If I had to take the car to the dealer for warranty work, I could switch to the stock tune and then switch back after I retrieved the car. It would also have worked had I not been able to find premium fuel. Can something like that be set up, or is it possible to switch via the app, or will the tune automatically compensate for less than premium fuel, if I needed gas and couldn't find premium?

2. Rev Hang. It looks like Hondata can tune it away, or at least reduce it, so that's good. I was going to ask about flat foot shifting, but the Googlez had the answer. It seems similar to what the quick shifter on my motorcycle allows me to do. Seems okay, but would be much more fun if the Integra had a sequential shift transmission.

1. Yes, the flashpro can store 2 tunes. So you can make those 2 the CARB tune and stock tune and flash back and forth easily. Ktuner has similar features as your previous experience. You can store 5 tunes on the v2 unit. Each tune has a sport and non sport tune for drive mode and you can have 2 additional tunes (3 total) on cruise control buttons within the sport and non sport. So if my math is right, with Ktuner, you can have 30 different tunes accessible just from having the unit in your car.

 

[Tux_Integra]

do you need to send in your ECU to jail break?

 

[Hondata]

No Jailbreaking is needed. Just connect and upload a calibration. The calibration we provide is tuned to make the maximum torque (with a safety margin) within the capabilities of the stock clutch. So, it is a race tune, but tested in a stock daily driver Integra.

The CARB FlashPro does not allow changes to emissions related parameters like fuel and ignition, but you can change everything else. You can increase the boost and power though. We make the software freely downloadable so you can see for yourself.

The calibrations will automatically adjust to higher octane fuels and give more power.

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