I just put my resistor box in w/ dsm 450(blue Top) and now my car cuts out at 4k to 5k rpm and my top speed is only 40mph. I've check all the wires and injectors all are getting power. I am still running the stock fuel pump if that matters. this is in a 94 VX civic w/ a b16

 

why don't you give us some details as to how you hooked the resistor box up, also, what are you using to scale down the fuel values?

If you want help, you have to describe your problem, completly, and accurately. This isn't directed just at you, but I notice this ALOT.

 

k i have a obd 0 resistor box (so the wires that runs to the injectors are red/black and the the 12v power is yel/blk) anyways i hook my yel/blk injector wires(that run from the injectors) to the red/blk(resistor box) and the yel/blk 12v(on resistor) to all 4 of my yel/blk from my ecu. when i went to drive the car it will cut out at 4k rpm (in 1st) and the same deal in 2nd and the car will top out at 40mph in 3rd. can my ecu be burn out?

 

how are you controlling your fuel? You can't just hook up 450cc injectors and expect it to work. Let us know what kind of a setup you are running as far as electronics and fuel components.

 

there is no fuel upgrade beside the dsm 450cc and the resistor box im runnin stock fuel pump and stock b16

 

well there is your problem, the 450cc injectors are dumping like twice the fuel in as your stock ones! You need some method of controlling and scaling down the injectors, such as standalone, vafc, blah blah blah... I'm controlling my dsm 450's with uberdata, and the car runs like stock

 

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LOL I just asked you that in your other thread in the civic section.....

 

correct

 

wow

-PHiZ

 

lol

yes you need something to turn down how much fuel the injectors are pouring in. I'm running Crome and like it.