Harmony Motor Tuning ECU

[Pandaeyes]

Hi,

 

Just asking for a friend. Anyone tried tuning with harmony motor on their Nissans/Suzukis/Toyotas/Hyundais/Lancer EX?

 

How's the gain? Any problems after tuning?

 

Comments pls.

Edited September 15, 2008 by Pandaeyes

[Edmundgan]

allo.. i hae just did it around 3 weeks ago for my lancer cs3. If you consider all other mods.. i think this gives the most worth while value for money. Reason is now i can feel the difference, the one sluggish CVT lancer cs3 is now more responsive. I dare to overtake cars on the road with more confidence... Althought some claim that the fuel conumption increase by 10%, i do not feel the difference.. but i am more than happy coz i got POWER!!.. hehe.. anyway it comes with a 30 day money back guarantee... if you are not happy.. then....i will suggest that you go sgkialcub and lancer club at delphi forum to check out more about Harmony ECU tuning..

 

Btw.. what is the make of your frd's car? Hope the above helps.

[Vtim]

my Hyundai 2L Beta II engine was tuned by Joey of Harmony, stock on paper is 139 BHP and 189 NM and here is the final result

 

http://www.mycarforum.com/forum/gforum.cgi...2504882#2504882

Edited September 15, 2008 by Vtim

[Wt_know]

do a search for harmony and you can see tons of posts discussing harmony's ecu tuning

[Forummer]

Hi all, hijack this thread as I do not have enough posts yet...

 

I'm driving a Lancer EX 1.5 and saw that Joey just advertised that he does the EX. So want to find out what are the gains for this car from those who have done it.

 

Nissan, Lancer EX and some suzukis are his new projects.

[Andyvalery]

I have seen my fren driving Grandis and went to Harmony to tune, i think its good...:)

[Sukoo]

any toyota wish went for tis tuning?

wat the price like?

need how long bro?

[Edmundgan]

am not sure but you can check out from him here is his website

 

http://www.justcomz.com/application/justco...d=Cars+Location

 

Here is the chart for pricing

 

http://www.justcomz.com/application/justco...rd=Cars+Pricing

 

I don't see any pricing for Toyota...

 

Bro, i do not belong to Harmony, but you can call them out to find out more, maybe you can go hyundai club forum, last heard that they are organising group buy... you may be able to get a better buy from the listed price, i guess at least 20% off i think.. and you can pay by instalment through Citibank for 12 months, comes with 30 days money back guarantee.. hope the above helps, have fun..hehe

[Koren]

for N/A tune up.. i suggest using piggybacks such as unichip.. tt will suffice.. usually you would not need more than 50% more fuel compared to stock..

 

as for turbo cars, colt turbo people have some bad experiences with this tuner..

[Galantspeedz]

Sorry i dun see honda on their list of car to tune.

 

Do they do Honda....?

 

Thanks

[Vtim]

I prefer stock ECU tune for N.A. so that it has better control for the closed-loop mode.

 

As for T/C, will most likely go for eManage Ultimate (as it can control the 4 individual stock injector directly). There is an Analog Input in eManage Ultimate that can "trick" the stock ECU to go into Open-loop mode when on boost but this function do not work for all cars, only some make and model will work. Will have to plan properly as there are many "examples" in the US forums

[Vtim]

Honda don't have if your engine model and ECU are also on US market, then Hondata will be your solution, only left is the tuner

[Galantspeedz]

Seems Hondata cater more to B and K series. There is only 1 model available for my H series. But dun think i will have much confidence in someone tuning a Hondata ECU.

 

Thanks anyway

[Law_ong]

bro, so is it good to go ahead for stock car?

[Vtim]

OIC, so maybe you can go for eManage Ultimate

[Vtim]

yes, so far I don't have any problem with this tuner that have done on my MPV

[Law_ong]

thanks, think i will make a trip down to lean my ride...

[Galantspeedz]

Ya. Considering... but car is mostly stock. So dun think the power gain would be much