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From: RIP Duke of Turbo, CA
Re: (nonvtecD)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nonvtecD »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I can't see pics but I'm assuming it's obd0 and the only thing suggested that works for obd0 is TurboEdit so...</TD></TR></TABLE>
You mentioned AEM, so I assume that it is within your price range. AEM seems to have many options that you may not use immediately, but will most likely want to setup in the future. Here are the ecu's made for ef's.
AEM EMS P/N 30-1080(U)
1988-1991 Acura Integra
1988-1991 Honda Civic (Except DPFI)
1988-1991 Honda CR-X (Except DPFI)
AEM EMS P/N 30-1081(U)
1988-1991 Honda Prelude (Except SOHC)
(U) represents an EMS with the optional Internal Wideband UEGO Sensor
Correct me if I'm wrong (im sure someone will), but it seems that AEM has an ecu that will work for you. I have one and am just breaking into learning what it can do. It's pretty impressive.
You mentioned AEM, so I assume that it is within your price range. AEM seems to have many options that you may not use immediately, but will most likely want to setup in the future. Here are the ecu's made for ef's.
AEM EMS P/N 30-1080(U)
1988-1991 Acura Integra
1988-1991 Honda Civic (Except DPFI)
1988-1991 Honda CR-X (Except DPFI)
AEM EMS P/N 30-1081(U)
1988-1991 Honda Prelude (Except SOHC)
(U) represents an EMS with the optional Internal Wideband UEGO Sensor
Correct me if I'm wrong (im sure someone will), but it seems that AEM has an ecu that will work for you. I have one and am just breaking into learning what it can do. It's pretty impressive.
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Re: (KeyserSoze)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by KeyserSoze »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
AEM EMS P/N 30-1080(U)
1988-1991 Acura Integra
1988-1991 Honda Civic (Except DPFI)
1988-1991 Honda CR-X (Except DPFI)
AEM EMS P/N 30-1081(U)
1988-1991 Honda Prelude (Except SOHC)
(U) represents an EMS with the optional Internal Wideband UEGO Sensor
Correct me if I'm wrong (im sure someone will), but it seems that AEM has an ecu that will work for you. I have one and am just breaking into learning what it can do. It's pretty impressive. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks . I really don't know much about the ecu or turbo electronics. i just want to get my car driving close to perfect but with potiential for upgrades when i have time for the engine. but i guess i need to find a tuner before i buy anything.
AEM EMS P/N 30-1080(U)
1988-1991 Acura Integra
1988-1991 Honda Civic (Except DPFI)
1988-1991 Honda CR-X (Except DPFI)
AEM EMS P/N 30-1081(U)
1988-1991 Honda Prelude (Except SOHC)
(U) represents an EMS with the optional Internal Wideband UEGO Sensor
Correct me if I'm wrong (im sure someone will), but it seems that AEM has an ecu that will work for you. I have one and am just breaking into learning what it can do. It's pretty impressive.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Thanks . I really don't know much about the ecu or turbo electronics. i just want to get my car driving close to perfect but with potiential for upgrades when i have time for the engine. but i guess i need to find a tuner before i buy anything.
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From: edmo, AB, Canada
Re: (raymas8)
i dont know if the aem ems for obd-0 is out yet...? i opted for zdyne for my obd-0 setup, vtec, nitrous control and tune on the fly, 3bar support, launch control, plug and play etc.. they can be found used for not too bad a price.
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From: fargo, ND, US
Re: (nonvtecD)
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i think i need obd1 bc i have a conversion harness with a pr3 ecu.
i think i need obd1 bc i have a conversion harness with a pr3 ecu.
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Re: (Tchleung)
of all these people recomending different ems's, who has actually used them?
if you're going to tune yourself, then you need to base your decision off of what YOU like and what you can afford. if you aren't going to tune it yourself, see what your tuner can actually tune. hondata is a well known system that most people have dealt with, and will be willing to tune.
good luck
if you're going to tune yourself, then you need to base your decision off of what YOU like and what you can afford. if you aren't going to tune it yourself, see what your tuner can actually tune. hondata is a well known system that most people have dealt with, and will be willing to tune.
good luck
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Re: ef sleeper (Boosted Chemist)
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ahem, crome
</TD></TR></TABLE>ahem, crome
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From: fargo, ND, US
Re: ef sleeper (BlackCRX)
well i went with the aem ems 30-1040 with the aem wideband w/display. im gunna try to tune it myself for now, until i get it professionally tuned in a few weeks. thanks for the help.
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