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Re: hondata s100
yes i am intrested, how much we talking... hate to sound like a noob but what is the IAB?
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Hey there, sorry been away for a few days.
If you have some time (and then some) to kill, have a little read in my build thread on tuning and a bit at the end about IAB's:
http://www.ludegeneration.co.uk/post1911.html#p1911
I don’t go on to explain what the IAB’s are in my write up, so…
Basically the intake manifold on H22’s (not Accord Type R’s though) all have IAB’s = Intake Air Bypass Valves like the one pictured in my link. The intake is made up of 8 runners, 2 of each go to each of the 4 cylinders. 4 are open runners and the other 4 have IAB’s, which is a sandwich plate that has 4 little plates that can rotate just like your throttle body does. They are closed below something like 4,800rpm and then open up above this to allow for more increase of airflow volume. They were designed into the VTEC system to gain the most power / torque compromise for the VTEC’s high and low cams. Not to say it can’t be improved with other mods and tuning.
So what everyone is saying is with an A8 you have the IAB’s present but the P28 ECU off of a Civic does not have the circuitry to work them. The option is there in the Hondata software but it won’t do anything until you modify the ECU with some extra components and connections. Sounds complicated, but there is only a few things to do – anyone who can solder PCB boards (electrical repairmen) can add them for you.
I had an old ECU (Crome tuned), and bought the IAB components to add, but moved onto the S300 for my Supercharger build now. I did offer them to someone a while back, but couldn’t put my hands on them. Found them the other day!
They’re cheap, I paid £10, so add some postage and they’re yours. Say £13 delivered? It is just a small bag of three or four parts and the instructions, so not a lot.
Let me know if you’re interested.
Cheers,
Rob
If you have some time (and then some) to kill, have a little read in my build thread on tuning and a bit at the end about IAB's:
http://www.ludegeneration.co.uk/post1911.html#p1911
I don’t go on to explain what the IAB’s are in my write up, so…
Basically the intake manifold on H22’s (not Accord Type R’s though) all have IAB’s = Intake Air Bypass Valves like the one pictured in my link. The intake is made up of 8 runners, 2 of each go to each of the 4 cylinders. 4 are open runners and the other 4 have IAB’s, which is a sandwich plate that has 4 little plates that can rotate just like your throttle body does. They are closed below something like 4,800rpm and then open up above this to allow for more increase of airflow volume. They were designed into the VTEC system to gain the most power / torque compromise for the VTEC’s high and low cams. Not to say it can’t be improved with other mods and tuning.

So what everyone is saying is with an A8 you have the IAB’s present but the P28 ECU off of a Civic does not have the circuitry to work them. The option is there in the Hondata software but it won’t do anything until you modify the ECU with some extra components and connections. Sounds complicated, but there is only a few things to do – anyone who can solder PCB boards (electrical repairmen) can add them for you.
I had an old ECU (Crome tuned), and bought the IAB components to add, but moved onto the S300 for my Supercharger build now. I did offer them to someone a while back, but couldn’t put my hands on them. Found them the other day!

They’re cheap, I paid £10, so add some postage and they’re yours. Say £13 delivered? It is just a small bag of three or four parts and the instructions, so not a lot.
Let me know if you’re interested.
Cheers,
Rob
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looked into it, it looks quite simple just need to add some components to the board, and bypass wires
didnt have a go in the end, went for the skunk2 mani
didnt have a go in the end, went for the skunk2 mani

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yep
but still needs to be tuned right
think the atr intake needs to be modded to some degree
but still needs to be tuned right
think the atr intake needs to be modded to some degree

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