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a vtec enabled p06 and hondata?

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Old Apr 25, 2011 | 08:45 AM
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Icon6 a vtec enabled p06 and hondata?

I have a p06 vtec enabled that was socketted for a chip to work with crome. I now want to install the hondata s300. Will it work with the vtec functioning correct? On the website it says a standard p06 can be done but without vtec.
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Old Apr 25, 2011 | 12:03 PM
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Default Re: a vtec enabled p06 and hondata?

Originally Posted by 95ITRJDM
I have a p06 vtec enabled that was socketted for a chip to work with crome. I now want to install the hondata s300. Will it work with the vtec functioning correct? On the website it says a standard p06 can be done but without vtec.
Yes, it will function perfectly because your ecu is converted to vtec.
Hondata is referring to using an alternate output with a relay to activate vtec on a p06 that doesn't have vtec hardware added to it to use the standard a4 vtec solenoid output.
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