Well, the two approaches I could think of are:
1.) Investing in the equipment needed to interface/program the ECU (its either Honda equipment or some other, but probably very espensive) and of course knowing how to "talk" to it.
or
2.) Hacking the data sources that go into the ECU...probably the more feasable/affordable way to do it. This would involve figuring out what signals go in from the sensors, and using various resistors etc. to modify thier signals en-route...as long as they arent digital signals. So this way doesnt permanently change anything hardware- or software-wise.
Those are the starting points, and I think #2 is the most feasible, but its still a deep subject. On the basic level, you have a resistor on the O2 sensor that tricks the signal down a degree or two, resulting in a richer mixture -> less mpg -> more hp -> more knock with 87....
There's another sensor in there called the ESS (engine speed sensor) that sends a signal to the ECU for various purposes. If you get a HELMS its location is revealed, then grab a meter and start listening.
Bookmarks