:::RHMT::: Real Home Made Turbo
General Category => Engine Management => Topic started by: snm95ls on April 15, 2009, 09:46:34 PM
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OBD0 seems to be pretty much dead.
Their site is still up. Anybody know if they are still in business and selling products?
Just curious.
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go to their site: http://www.zdyne.com/ (http://www.zdyne.com/) click on contacts and call the 1-800 number and find out. :yes:
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OBD0 is dead, I'm surprised it's worth Jeff's time to keep the site up.
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OBD0 is dead, I'm surprised it's worth Jeff's time to keep the site up.
Yeah, I figured if the site is still up, there must be something still happening.
Unless hosting had been prepaid.
Dunno.
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OBD0 is dead, I'm surprised it's worth Jeff's time to keep the site up.
really? a new NG code was just released on pgmfi and TE is still being updated. Im pretty sure BRE is as well.
:)
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I haven't seen any IAT/ECT compensation for TE, ever, and while I liked BRE I haven't seen a PR3/PW0 ECU in two years. Add in the spectacularly craptastic build quality of the distributors and OBD0 is obsolete.
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I haven't seen any IAT/ECT compensation for TE, ever, and while I liked BRE I haven't seen a PR3/PW0 ECU in two years. Add in the spectacularly craptastic build quality of the distributors and OBD0 is obsolete.
I think I still have a PR3 floating around here somewhere...
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sell me the pr3 I still use them,old school 1 wire vtec. Zdyne is still worth keeping up Im sure he sells a couple units per month. If he lowered the price down to maybe 300 for the gold he would sell alot of those bastards. I personally like zdyne it is old school and doesn't have the bells/whistles of the modern programs but it never failed on me. Cars reacted on the dyno to ignition/fuel changes correctly and I never dealt with any major bugs.
Tech support was always solid also since you have to change some settings to allow the ecu to go past 9000 for the rev limiter.
Im 99.99999999999 percent sure its a side business since you need to leave a message every time you call.
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sell me the pr3 I still use them,old school 1 wire vtec. Zdyne is still worth keeping up Im sure he sells a couple units per month. If he lowered the price down to maybe 300 for the gold he would sell alot of those bastards. I personally like zdyne it is old school and doesn't have the bells/whistles of the modern programs but it never failed on me. Cars reacted on the dyno to ignition/fuel changes correctly and I never dealt with any major bugs.
Tech support was always solid also since you have to change some settings to allow the ecu to go past 9000 for the rev limiter.
Im 99.99999999999 percent sure its a side business since you need to leave a message every time you call.
Chris, let me double check to be sure I still have it. I will let you know.
;D
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I hgave a friend (flat_black on this site) that has an OBD0 ZDYNE ecu for sale..
Pm him if youre interested
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I've been reading alot since I'm unemployed and have read pro's and con's of using obd0 vs obd1 and so on. You've got less to worry about with tuning VS the obd1 but obd1 has more things to look after. Although you have more things to look after with obd0 you can keep a better eye on your car with obd1.
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Even if you can get either failure of a man to get you your Crome Pro license, its still cheaper to go obd1. If you use the free version with freelog, the sky is the limit.
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I haven't seen any IAT/ECT compensation for TE, ever, and while I liked BRE I haven't seen a PR3/PW0 ECU in two years. Add in the spectacularly craptastic build quality of the distributors and OBD0 is obsolete.
correction.. TE does have iat/ect compensation
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It didn't at the time of my posting that.
See? I criticise and the market scurries to appease me.
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i have a PM6 Zdyne gold SECU for sale if anyones interested