90 Integra with b16 swap. Vtec engages at 4800 but no power till 5600??
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90 Integra with b16 swap. Vtec engages at 4800 but no power till 5600??
Ok so I just swapped a Jdm 2nd gen SIR II b16a swap into my obd0 90 Integra. I used a stock jdm pw0 ecu. Now the problem is that vtec engages at 4800 rpms but has no power till it hits about 5600 rpms..I've heard that the 2nd gen b16 uses the p30 ecu and that has a vtec cross over at 5600 rpms..and I'm using a pw0 that has vtec at 4800..so can that be the problem? Do I have to chip my ecu or get a vafc to raise it to about 5600?
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Re: 90 Integra with b16 swap. Vtec engages at 4800 but no power till 5600??
Yea but remember I'm runing a obo0 car so my two choices where pw0 or a pr3 and they both have vtec at 4800..if I wanna change to p30 I would have to do a obd1 converssion lol..Can a pr4 obd0 be chipped to have a p30 base map? I want to delete the secondary o2 sensor too because the pw0 requires two o2 sensors
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Re: 90 Integra with b16 swap. Vtec engages at 4800 but no power till 5600??
obd 0 cant be chipped. Has to be converted to obd1. Vafc are not very good for tuning
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Re: 90 Integra with b16 swap. Vtec engages at 4800 but no power till 5600??
Im not even sure what that last comment means... but I would take a car tuned on a dyno with a VAFC 20 million times before I would take a car with cams, and bolt ons, that WASN'T tuned at all. VAFCs don't inherently suck, there's just better tuning devices out there.
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Some OBD0 ECU's can be chipped, but I'm not sure about the one that you have. Anyways, OBD0-OBD1 with a chip is probably the best way to go, then get it tuned like 2LEM1 said.
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Re: 90 Integra with b16 swap. Vtec engages at 4800 but no power till 5600??
So if I buy a obd0 to obd1 harness ir would be to get a obd1 chipped cu and that's it? Or do I need a 4 wire o2 sensor conversion plus obd1 injectors and dizzy? Cuz I have a p28 chipped at my house that I could use I would only have to change the map cuz it's fo a b20vtec
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Re: 90 Integra with b16 swap. Vtec engages at 4800 but no power till 5600??
I had a B16A2 in my EG with a P72 (4500rpm crossover) and it made no power until close to 6K. Once I switched to the proper ECU, with 5700rpm crossover, it was a totally different car.
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Re: 90 Integra with b16 swap. Vtec engages at 4800 but no power till 5600??
So you've had the car on the dyno? How else would you know "it doesn't make power til 5600"?.........................
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Re: 90 Integra with b16 swap. Vtec engages at 4800 but no power till 5600??
Lol u mean butt dyno not dyno butt lmao. But ya like every one said use the right ecu. Or get the right base map.
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