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Which one to CHoose?!?!?!?!
#1
Ex-King of Pasadena
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Which one to CHoose?!?!?!?!
WeLL, I m actually having trouble choosing which one to get...@@
I m not planning to get two of them at once...@@
Hondata VS WheeLs & Rims.
Votes?!?! or Suggestion needed..!!
THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU' ALLLLL !!!!
I m not planning to get two of them at once...@@
Hondata VS WheeLs & Rims.
Votes?!?! or Suggestion needed..!!
THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU' ALLLLL !!!!
#4
Burning Brakes
Originally Posted by CrazyCool[O]
Just enjoy the Hondata until you save big money then go with some sick JDM wheels
You could barely buy a set of cheap tires for the price of the Hondata reflash, let alone tires AND wheels...
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#9
I voted hondata because decent rims and tires for $600 is going to pretty difficult to find. However, people overlook the fact that a great set of tires alone will help just about every aspect of a cars performance, not just acceleration.
Hondata truly only helps engine performance.
Hondata truly only helps engine performance.
#10
Racer
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I voted rims/tires. I bought my TSX two months ago and have been itching for Hondata reflash since day one. However, looking & handling better is more important to me now than the extra hp/tq. If you look real hard for a good looking set of rims and some sticky tires, you can get them for 900-1200. Its all about preference and priorities. I once drove a stock, um looking LS1 Z28 that looked stock to everyone yet ran 11s and handled like a track car. I now miss that my old car was always looked at like another stock Camaro even though it was a beast. If nothing else, paint your stock rims graphite AND get the reflash.
#11
Ex-King of Pasadena
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Firsly.. Thanks for the VOTEs!!!!
Secondly...
HMmmm... Some of you might get a little wrong idea... Cuz i DO have the money to buy Wheels and Reflash... But.. i just didn't want to buy like.. both of them at once....
The most exp thing i bought for my car's only the Intake which cost me $155 (used) . . i know.. i m cheap.. lol....
Oh well.. at least its working fine ....
I thought about painting stock rims too!! but then... by the time i sell the car.. i'LL have to buy a stock rims again... So.. y dun i just.. use the stock rim's money to buy a better looking ones?!?! yeaaa... hmmm...
YuP!! i have a 06's...
Oh well.. ANYWAY... i asked this question in another forum as well.... that is.... Is Reflash a SAFE thing to install in the car?!?! Cuz i heard that the chips might ""burn out?!?!""?!?! (dun really know the right words for that)
Secondly...
HMmmm... Some of you might get a little wrong idea... Cuz i DO have the money to buy Wheels and Reflash... But.. i just didn't want to buy like.. both of them at once....
The most exp thing i bought for my car's only the Intake which cost me $155 (used) . . i know.. i m cheap.. lol....
Oh well.. at least its working fine ....
Originally Posted by 04-6mt-atx
I voted rims/tires. I bought my TSX two months ago and have been itching for Hondata reflash since day one. However, looking & handling better is more important to me now than the extra hp/tq. If you look real hard for a good looking set of rims and some sticky tires, you can get them for 900-1200. Its all about preference and priorities. I once drove a stock, um looking LS1 Z28 that looked stock to everyone yet ran 11s and handled like a track car. I now miss that my old car was always looked at like another stock Camaro even though it was a beast. If nothing else, paint your stock rims graphite AND get the reflash.
Originally Posted by dom
Poll added.
I think you have an 06 or 07 so I voted tires and wheels.
I think you have an 06 or 07 so I voted tires and wheels.
Oh well.. ANYWAY... i asked this question in another forum as well.... that is.... Is Reflash a SAFE thing to install in the car?!?! Cuz i heard that the chips might ""burn out?!?!""?!?! (dun really know the right words for that)
#12
Burning Brakes
Originally Posted by msmching
Oh well.. ANYWAY... i asked this question in another forum as well.... that is.... Is Reflash a SAFE thing to install in the car?!?! Cuz i heard that the chips might ""burn out?!?!""?!?! (dun really know the right words for that)
Short answer: it's safe.
#14
mmmmmm....
hondata over rims because its going to cost more than you think.
rims, tires, aligment, install fee, etc (might also need suspension + camber kit).
btw, can....you....not.....type.....like....this.....
rims, tires, aligment, install fee, etc (might also need suspension + camber kit).
btw, can....you....not.....type.....like....this.....
#15
mmmmmm....
Originally Posted by CrazyCool[O]
I think you have money like 2000$ or more, then go for the rims. I would put all the money on rims if I were you
#16
mrgold35
I vote tires, rims, and for an extra $130 do a RSB.
Questions for the Hondata folks, will you still have max performance of the re-flash if you do it with stock intake/header/exhaust AND then you upgrade to high flow I/H/E down the road?
I’m curious if the re-flash will adjust itself to the better breathing engine parts later if it maps itself to OEM parts now. This could be a reason to hold off on Hondata and go for the rims.
Questions for the Hondata folks, will you still have max performance of the re-flash if you do it with stock intake/header/exhaust AND then you upgrade to high flow I/H/E down the road?
I’m curious if the re-flash will adjust itself to the better breathing engine parts later if it maps itself to OEM parts now. This could be a reason to hold off on Hondata and go for the rims.
#17
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Originally Posted by mrgold35
I vote tires, rims, and for an extra $130 do a RSB.
Questions for the Hondata folks, will you still have max performance of the re-flash if you do it with stock intake/header/exhaust AND then you upgrade to high flow I/H/E down the road?
I’m curious if the re-flash will adjust itself to the better breathing engine parts later if it maps itself to OEM parts now. This could be a reason to hold off on Hondata and go for the rims.
Questions for the Hondata folks, will you still have max performance of the re-flash if you do it with stock intake/header/exhaust AND then you upgrade to high flow I/H/E down the road?
I’m curious if the re-flash will adjust itself to the better breathing engine parts later if it maps itself to OEM parts now. This could be a reason to hold off on Hondata and go for the rims.
#18
mrgold35
Originally Posted by moda_way
The reflash takes advantage of the I/H/E. I did the hondata after all of them were done.
#20
Ex-King of Pasadena
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by S14 n Tsx
hondata over rims because its going to cost more than you think.
rims, tires, aligment, install fee, etc (might also need suspension + camber kit).
btw, can....you....not.....type.....like....this.....
rims, tires, aligment, install fee, etc (might also need suspension + camber kit).
btw, can....you....not.....type.....like....this.....
Yea, Maybe i wun go for rims for the time being.
Originally Posted by moda_way
The reflash takes advantage of the I/H/E. I did the hondata after all of them were done.
Header? I dunno about the price. Dunno which one's good too and dun really know what it's for too. Depends on the price.
Exhaust? WOO..isn't it more expensive then Reflash? And correct me if i m wrong, With exhaust, there's louder sound? Dun think i will go for that for the time being as well if i m getting reflash.
#24
Team Owner
Originally Posted by mrgold35
Is is better to wait until your I/H/E and hi-flow cat are installed before doing Hondata? I just want to make sure because I was saving Hondata for the very last mod after I/H/E.
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