It's over with now but for future reference for anyone that reads this thread - I'd just say to make sure you are using an appropriately sized torque wrench and also that you trust it's calibration.
Glad to hear there were no issues!
Correct. This is definitely NOT compatible with the factory exhaust.
Reminds me of all of the orders we have received for AWE conversion kits from people that did not have an AWE exhaust to begin with. 😬
HKS is no problem. :thumbsup:
Here is a copy of the install guide, in case anyone is curious:
https://www.hks-power.co.jp/product_search/product/download/5833/ja_en/71008-AH012V_718008-KH012_71008-KH012B_71002_AH004.pdf
Great question. Once your FL5 ECU is cloned to the DE5 ECU, it is effectively setup as an FL5 ECU at that point. You would always use the FL5 tune in the FL5 chassis, even if the ECU may have originated as a DE5 ECU. Here is a link to the FL5 tune...
Here is the product listing:
https://www.twostepperformance.com/products/tsp-stage-1-tune-for-2024-acura-integra-type-s
Feel free to ask any questions!
Intake with secondary inlet (PRL recommended), downpipe upgrade, and an intercooler upgrade.
Things like charge pipes, inlet pipe, front pipe, ”catback” exhaust upgrades are all nice to have but not really necessary.
Just make sure you get it on the dyno somewhere afterwards (if you want data to share). If you want really good data, you could also dyno test before tuning and modifications. (for comparison) :thumbsup: