to all the people saying that honda's are bad to tune you couldnt be anymore wrong.
The majority of honda fan with a motor swapped honda are already better tuners than most euro tuners.  The fact they have pulled a motor and swapped a new one in is much more than any vw tuner will do.  Most of these motor swaps involve messing around with obd wiring, crafting or installing new motor mounts, and a complete tune to get the car running in daily driver condition.
The most common parts to throw at a vw are a chip, intake, exhaust.  All of these are very straight forward.  On the other hand you look at honda tuners and they take it a step above as the most common for any somewhat serious honda tuner involves a motor swap, cam gears and shafts, a full tune (hondata), swapping pistons from different motors into theirs for higher compression ratios ( CTR pistons into a b16a or ITR pistons into a b18).   Overall i think the VW tuning scene is laughable as it costs so much to do anything serious to a VW and 95 percent of the scene can barely turn a wrench.  I find the honda fan boys to be a much more well rounded community.  The best thing in the honda scene that a tuner can do is revive a salvage ITR and the honda scene will thank the person who revives the ITR.
Dont forget, for the most part when you modify a honda it will never break unless you start doing something you know you shouldnt have like swapping a b20 block onto a vtec head as these Frankenstein builds are known to not last long due to stress on cylinder walls from piston stroke.  If you cam a k20 with supporting mods, it will last a very long time. The overall quality with high end honda tuner parts are fucking a million miles ahead of any VW tuner parts but on the downside you must pay a premium for these parts. 1900 bucks for spoon monoblock calipers, 900 bucks for a spoon throttle body, spoon exhaust headers will cost you 1200.
Another great thing about honda tuners is that they realize that aftermarket parts are not always the best.  K20 tuners are always messing around with different oem configurations swapping intakes and cam gears/shafts from other car models into a motor and slapping them on the dyno to see the results (crv, ITR, ep3, fd2) and most of the time it turns out through information sharing in the scene they can come up with an insanely detailed list for simple things like a collection of dynosheets with different intake manifolds installed and what their gains and losses were.
If you assume the honda scene is the body kitted, neon valve stem civic owners sadly you are very wrong.