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    ephatch member sicivicguy's Avatar
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    Question I have a Mac... Is it K-Pro Friendly?

    So.... I'm planning on buying a K24a1 within the next month and sort of wondering if I...

    #1 Should get K-Pro first?... I guess to be safe...
    #2 Will K-Pro work with my MacBook Pro to upload the Engine info?
    #3 Should I get the K24a1 tuned?...

    I know... Dumb questions... But I really feel I should send out for K-Pro first to just have to put the engine in and start her up.

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    ephatch member RHCP0801's Avatar
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    yes, definitely get kpro first
    i have read it does work but its best to call hondata yourself since you can never trust what your reading online
    of course you should get it tuned, best way to get the full potential out of the motor and not run lean and risk blowing the motor

    if you cant afford dyno tune, get an etune...i did it on my k24a2 and it worked out great

    http://www.evans-tuning.com/etuning.html

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    Get kpro before or at the same time as the motor, yes get it tuned...

    as for the mac, I can't tell you if hondata has software for the mac OS, but if its windows only, just get a copy of xp or something, and use the preinstall bootcamp on your mac, follow their directions and partition your harddrive as a fat32 system and allocate enough HD space for the windows os/kpro software/and a couple gb...10gb should be enough...its really easy to do, and now you can boot windows on your mac, and run kpro
    my ep is white...

    - We can talk numbers all you want, but the bullshit stops when the flag drops...

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    ephatch member sicivicguy's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by RedSiBaron View Post
    Get kpro before or at the same time as the motor, yes get it tuned...

    as for the mac, I can't tell you if hondata has software for the mac OS, but if its windows only, just get a copy of xp or something, and use the preinstall bootcamp on your mac, follow their directions and partition your harddrive as a fat32 system and allocate enough HD space for the windows os/kpro software/and a couple gb...10gb should be enough...its really easy to do, and now you can boot windows on your mac, and run kpro
    Actually I just found an old laptop that is Windows XP and I am gonna use that JUST FOR K-PRO... :-)

    And as for getting K-Pro first... I AM! Gonna find out where to get it cheaper than $950 and go from there. Thanks!... Now to start learning how to use K-Pro

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    golan wants my weena thisisagame24's Avatar
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    i got one for sale....no need for a ecu swap either

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    Quote Originally Posted by thisisagame24 View Post
    i got one for sale....no need for a ecu swap either
    But don't you have to get the keys reprogramed if you use another ECU?

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    Mac WILL WORK. Oscar Jackson Jr. tuned both my K20A3 and then my K20A2 with a Macbook Pro. If I could afford one I would tune with a Mac as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sicivicguy View Post
    But don't you have to get the keys reprogramed if you use another ECU?
    you can turn the immobilizer off in kpro

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    Quote Originally Posted by sicivicguy View Post
    But don't you have to get the keys reprogramed if you use another ECU?
    negative... .just disable the immobilzer in kmanager

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    Quote Originally Posted by RHCP0801 View Post
    you can turn the immobilizer off in kpro
    But if you do that, how would that keep others from using there key's to steel my ep?

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    ephatch member RHCP0801's Avatar
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    their keys arent cut to fit into the car likes yours are

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    golan wants my weena thisisagame24's Avatar
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    what he said

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    Quote Originally Posted by sicivicguy View Post
    But if you do that, how would that keep others from using there key's to steel my ep?
    It's even easier, just break the steering column and you're off. People use KPRO to steal K series cars a lot, especially out here in cali.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 02TWSI View Post
    It's even easier, just break the steering column and you're off. People use KPRO to steal K series cars a lot, especially out here in cali.
    Really!... That sucks... Guess Im a have to put a pad lock on mines ;-)

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    i had problems with kmanager working on my macbook pro. i was running parallels and it installed fine, but i had some issue with it, can't remember what it was though. i ended up having to install it on my work peecee.

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