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@Hondata , What is the difference if I clix on disable secondary O2 sensor, I'm using 93 octane calibration intercooler downpipe, first I tested clix on that and drove the car for a week and was fine, now I left on the secondary O2 sensor, Before HOndata never had any issue with my downpipe , any code before.
I assumed will be better using the secondary O2 sensor.
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Mailed my ECU off today to you guys, figure I should post here to follow updates now.

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Let see if somebody answer this:

@Hondata_Support , What is the difference if I clix on disable secondary O2 sensor, I'm using 93 octane calibration intercooler downpipe, first I tested clix on that and drove the car for a week and was fine, now I left on the secondary O2 sensor, Before HOndata never had any issue with my downpipe , any code before.
I assumed will be better using the secondary O2 sensor.
 

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Let see if somebody answer this:

@Hondata_Support , What is the difference if I clix on disable secondary O2 sensor, I'm using 93 octane calibration intercooler downpipe, first I tested clix on that and drove the car for a week and was fine, now I left on the secondary O2 sensor, Before HOndata never had any issue with my downpipe , any code before.
I assumed will be better using the secondary O2 sensor.
:hmm: Myself I don't understand what you are explaining or asking.
 

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Let see if somebody answer this:

@Hondata_Support , What is the difference if I clix on disable secondary O2 sensor, I'm using 93 octane calibration intercooler downpipe, first I tested clix on that and drove the car for a week and was fine, now I left on the secondary O2 sensor, Before HOndata never had any issue with my downpipe , any code before.
I assumed will be better using the secondary O2 sensor.
your going to get a faster response by emailing them directly ....

i do believe it makes absolutely no difference whether you have it enabled or disabled though.

:hmm: Myself I don't understand what you are explaining or asking.
I'm assuming he's asking if it makes a difference whether or not he keeps the secondary o2 enabled or disabled because he currently has it enabled and has not triggered any code.
 


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:hmm: Myself I don't understand what you are explaining or asking.
Is a question...

There is an option : Disable secundary O2 sensor,
That option is when you use 93 octane downpipe and intercooler calibration.
what is the difference?
Disable the O2 sensor or enable
If is ENABLE, what is the benefit?
if is DISABLE I will miss some ECU feature?
 

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your going to get a faster response by emailing them directly ....

i do believe it makes absolutely no difference whether you have it enabled or disabled though.


I'm assuming he's asking if it makes a difference whether or not he keeps the secondary o2 enabled or disabled because he currently has it enabled and has not triggered any code.

Thank you Boosted180sx, that was exactly my question, and you answered.
 

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Is a question...

There is an option : Disable secundary O2 sensor,
That option is when you use 93 octane downpipe and intercooler calibration.
what is the difference?
Disable the O2 sensor or enable
If is ENABLE, what is the benefit?
if is DISABLE I will miss some ECU feature?
Gotcha. If you have it enabled and you are not encountering any error codes then there is no reason to disable it. Some downpipes are causing error codes with the secondary O2 sensor and why people disable it.

Edit: However I don't have Hondata so I don't know which way enabled/disabled bypasses the secondary OS sensor from throwing codes.
 

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Please explain better Anti Lag.

I have it installed on FK8 with Intercooler, straight downpipe, Intake...
It sounds REALLY rough tho.
 


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Please explain better Anti Lag.

I have it installed on FK8 with Intercooler, straight downpipe, Intake...
It sounds REALLY rough tho.
What do you want to know?

Basically it builds boost without accelerating. That way when you do put the pedal to the floor you rocket forward under full boost without any turbo lag. People use it for drag racing. I've never used it so not the person to really be answering questions about it.
 

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What do you want to know?

Basically it builds boost without accelerating. That way when you do put the pedal to the floor you rocket forward under full boost without any turbo lag. People use it for drag racing. I've never used it so not the person to really be answering questions about

Thanks! I won’t be drag racing much more of an auto cross guy
 

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Say bye bye to turbo because of anti lag
 

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If you’re autocrossing it you’ll have zero use from it. Try launching with it and get wheel spin.

After that it does nothing for you.
 

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Please explain better Anti Lag.

I have it installed on FK8 with Intercooler, straight downpipe, Intake...
It sounds REALLY rough tho.
Between shifts or on driving through (coasting), fuel is dumped to build boost, this eliminates the slight lag you would have after engagement.
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