whats all needed to do this and what the best ecu to chipp everyone around here is running p28s is there anything better then that

 

I think you need to read a few threads that are located in the FAQ at the top of this forum!

But otherwise.. it is not that difficult to chip a obd1 honda ecu. BUT if you are not very good with a soldering iron or haven't soldered small printed circuit boards before, i would suggest just having the ecu sent out and chipped professionally. As I have personally seen dozens of ecus that were ruined by a few people who thought they knew how to solder.

 

View the video on http://www.phearable.net/tech

I do not recommend you try chipping an ecu without practicing on a useless ecu. I also recommend using high quality tools or leaving it to a professional.

 

If you can solder and desolder with out cooking up boards it's not that difficult. Practice on junk ecus or other small circuits. The p28 is used because it's already vtec: the p06, p75, etc need to be converted to vtec along with chipping. If you need some one to chip your ecu just shoot me a pm.