Should i chip my b16a
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Should i chip my b16a
i have a b16a in a 91 crx si and im not sure if installing a spoon "one size fits all" chip will do anything because if it does anything significant its worth the $20.
And also would it be possible to restore the ecu to normal after i installed the spoon chip if it didnt work out the way i wanted?
another question i had was how exactly does one go about installing said "spoon" chip? Is it a solder in thing or is it a plug or what?
Thanks to anyone that can help.
Ryan
And also would it be possible to restore the ecu to normal after i installed the spoon chip if it didnt work out the way i wanted?
another question i had was how exactly does one go about installing said "spoon" chip? Is it a solder in thing or is it a plug or what?
Thanks to anyone that can help.
Ryan
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Re: Should i chip my b16a
i have a aem cold are intake and skunk 2 exaust all the way back. and also i dont have much money i was just thinking buyin a 20 dollar chip would be worth it if i could put it back to normal if i dont like the results.
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Re: Should i chip my b16a
im mainly just worried about the speed limiter and the rev limiter and the chip will remove those. i know that thing will go faster than 112 its bulsh
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Re: Should i chip my b16a
as stated before, convert to obd1 if you arnt already and get a chipped p28, and take it to a dyno. They can tune it for more power, and also should beable to get rid of the speed limiter and rev limiter. A pre"tuned" chip is worthless as every motor will run different.
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