RODSCIVIC
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How often are you supposed to run Full 91 Octane? Is it even required? When you dont run E85, is the tune back to a Stage 1 or 2? Thanks.
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I think what he was referring to was that if I wanted to run 91 for a couple of thanks, I could go back to my Stage 2 91 Tune. But are correct that the CANFLEX doesn’t need the tube to be changed, my question was if you just keep the tune without changing does the sensor/computer/software revert back to stock configuration or does it go back to a Stage 1/2.Why do you need a 91 tune, isn't the definition of Flex Fuel the ability to run any mix of E any time and the sensor tells the computer what the mix is and references the appropriate boost and spark lead tables to compensate?
I would run 91/93 most of the time, especially in the winter unless you want the extra power of more ethanol. Ethanol attracts moisture and if your winters are humid/wet then you will want to change the oil a lot more often when running E, especially if you aren't daily driving the car. I set up my first flex fuel car in 2011. I am a big proponent of E85, love it. Just know it's not advisable to run E85 full time.
@Hondata ?@Hondata I see a change was made in May to Improve Canflex Operation. Does this change affect only the Hondata off the shelf or should we be talking to our tuner to make changes based of your updated?
I know every time I update it tells me my current tune file is out of date and needs to be updated and then loaded back into the FL5...thanks
That hilarious because after I reloaded the tune the ghost light came on twice4.7.2 (3 Jun 2026) The e/b can update was made specifically to address an issue with a "ghost" check engine light that would occur on integra type-s vehicles when using the Hondata app to stream live data from the Hondata flashpro.
The issue was found in the DE5 only.That hilarious because after I reloaded the tune the ghost light came on twice, it's gone now....
Anyone running just the base tune that comes with Hondata with the TypeS pops/bang tune? I had asked them for that but I can't hear any at all. I remember them saying it only happens in R mode around 4000+rpms...I think i got the tune around 1000 miles. I've got 1100 miles now and still nothing.
I hvae stock downpipe and exhaust so you're saying I won't hear burbles from the inside but should hear pops and bangs? I hear nothing at all...If you are running a stock downpipe and exhaust it is almost impossible to hear the burbles from inside. Pops and bangs would be noticeable.