BoostedH23a1

ok let me start over.... im buying a p72 ecu to run my hondata on my h23...
i am going to buy one but before i start modifying the ecu i would like to make sure it works.. i cant install it on my h23 it willnt idle... i was wondering if i could put it in his b16 swapped civic... just to make sure its working u know...


[Modified by BoostedH23a1, 4:18 PM 1/22/2003]

B18C5-EH2

Your question seems confusing after reading your post.

Anyways you can run a B16a with a P72 ECU, but it will run like ****.

The P72 VTEC kicks in at 4500rpm - way too low for the B16A.

Why can't he get a re-chipped P28 or the P30 ECU from a Del Sol VTEC or JDM second-gen B16A?

respectblades

my computer has vtec kick in at 4400 rpm ..
so i don't see how 4500 is to low..
besides if youget a vtec controller they find the perfect point for vtec to kick which could be at or around a point that low....

my friends vafc is programed for 4300 rpms on a sohc 2.0l in a 93 accord...

B18C5-EH2

Have you been on a dyno yet?

4500rpm is way too low for a B16A.

Sure you hear the VTEC at 4500rpm and you might *think* that it's pulling good, but in reality it isn't pulling for **** yet. Wait until like 6000rpm and then it will actually surge forward.

Most reprogrammers use 5200rpm for VTEC engagement for a reason.

This would include the following:

Spoon
Mugen
JUN
Kenji
HASport
Katman

...But what do I know? I mean I've only been doing this Honda **** since 1995.

B18C5-EH2

...And he also has a dual butterfly intake manfold much like the Integra GS-R which has it's VTEC set at 4500 also.

Are you sure it's a 2.0L? Is it a JDM motor? USDM Accords didn't get a 2.0L VTEC motor. Hell 1993 Accords had a SOHC non-VTEC motor in them. Must be a swap?

Again there's a reason why the dual butterfly manifold motors have a low VTEC point while the B16A and Type R-type manifolds have ahigher VTEC point.

Also that Accord motor revs to what, 7200rpm max? Of course it needs a VTEC point that low or else it won't have much of a power band now will it?

BoostedH23a1

no no basicly i just want to see if the p72 that i buy is working...

eg6ajk

not sure on what you're question is but if you're going to fine tune the OEM GSR P72 ECU / maps to fit the B16A or H22A then yes it will work fine.

4400rpm vtec in the GSR is low, maps are also not the greatest in the ECU for smaller displacement but it will run without a problem.
vtec this low is found in JDM road race ecus by JUN, J's and so on.

BoostedH23a1

ok reread the 1st post.. i edited it..