Hondata FlashPro Released for 2017 Si

[M1K3_V]

Holy crap time to start saving up for a flashpro !!!

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[Apeks]

Exactly, my point is that ex-T with +9 is less total boost than the Si with +9

Ok, thanks for the info I guess. Should we get a run down of all the other differences between the engines as well? Any one else interested?

 

[M1K3_V]

Ok, thanks for the info I guess. Should we get a run down of all the other differences between the engines as well? Any one else interested?

I'm interested in know the differences.

 

[invader]

With this parameter checked, the vehicle will exhibit stock like behavior while driving in normal mode. When the sport button is pressed it will deliver the full power of the tune currently in the ECU."

Stock 'like', but a somehow improved base tune when not in Sport mode?

 

[BlackedoutFC1]

In any car once you get the motor to a certain output you would have to upgrade components to compensate. In the Si's case the first part would be the clutch then. The golf R has the same MT clutch as the GTI...but the R motor can produce more power out the box than the GTI. It's a similar scenario. If you want to go over the +6 psi mapping, for example, you'll have to do some upgrades.

Also, from what I'm reading looking like for like upgrades it looks like the Si engine is generating more power than the base turbo motor. I'm not sure about the Sport 1.5T motor though. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong because that would also highlight some of the enhancements or lack thereof honda has made to the Si motor.

I was looking and comparing the SI and non SI parts, the SI does have a different crank, pistons, rods, and a few other internals

 

[zx2down]

I was looking and comparing the SI and non SI parts, the SI does have a different crank, pistons, rods, and a few other internals

Yeah.. because its a CRV engine...

 

[Apeks]

Yeah.. because its a CRV engine...

And the Golf R has a Tiguan engine. Information is fun. Car companies often use engines in more than one car. Just a wealth of knowledge today. The Si does also feature unique internals that are not shared with the crv or other civics. It uses the same turbo as the crv but some of the parts mentioned above are different for the Si application. It's by no means an extensive list of differences, but from the documentation it's not a straight swap either.

 

[zx2down]

And the Golf R has a Tiguan engine. Information is fun. Car companies often use engines in more than one car. Just a wealth of knowledge today. The Si does also feature unique internals that are not shared with the crv or other civics. It uses the same turbo as the crv but some of the parts mentioned above are different for the Si application. It's by no means an extensive list of differences, but from the documentation it's not a straight swap either.

We've had this thread before. We already know all this.

 

[Apeks]

We've had this thread before. We already know all this.

You can rattle off stuff we already know and I can't? That's no fair man.

 

[AP2SLOW]

You can rattle off stuff we already know and I can't? That's no fair man.

Thank you! lmao

 

[kritz]

A guy on the Facebook group ran 13.7 at 104MPH with just a tune(K-tuner) a CAI and Down-pipe change. EX-T 6-speed.

 

[360glitch]

A guy on the Facebook group ran 13.7 at 104MPH with just a tune(K-tuner) a CAI and Down-pipe change. EX-T 6-speed.

It was @maddmatt02.

 

[ne0guri]

Yeah.. because its a CRV engine...

oh the engine is from the CRV as well? I had thought it was only the Turbo that came from the CRV

 

[Pur3MotioN770]

A guy on the Facebook group ran 13.7 at 104MPH with just a tune(K-tuner) a CAI and Down-pipe change. EX-T 6-speed.

Yea, but that was a custom tune on a high octane blend (Vit's special sauce), making about 235-240HP/280LB.FT.

 

[kritz]

Excited to watch the progression people make with the 1.5.

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