B18 Redline
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B18 Redline
Eg hatch, B18b1, P28 stock non chipped computer. Motor is running, but redlines at 4k. I put my boys chipped p28 and it redlined at like 5k.. What could it be????
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Re: B18 Redline
It's the ECU that came with my car. I don't have the money for a p75 right now. The p28 was off a b18b1, which is the same motor i have right now. so what else could it be.
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Re: B18 Redline
Could it be that it's in limp mode? This computer was the same exact computer that was on the same motor i have now. There has to be other reasons why it's doing that.
By the way i'm just suggesting that it could be in limp mode, not confirming it
By the way i'm just suggesting that it could be in limp mode, not confirming it
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Re: B18 Redline
The P28 ECU didn't come with that engine originally. It came on a '92-95 Civic Si/EX (SOHC VTEC). It may have come with the car as you bought it, but that doesn't change the fact that it's the WRONG ECU for your setup. If you don't have a VTEC head, that ECU will not work for you. SELL it and buy a P75. You'll have money left over.
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Re: B18 Redline
When you swap motors in cars, you need to run the same ECU that is designed for that motor. I never understood why people tried to "trick" a different ECU. Just do it right, or don't do it at all. That's the answer.
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Honda spent thousands/millions/billions designing and created and testing parts to match and work together just for guys like you to swap em up,
We should all be lMAOing at the fact your getting fueling and timing values from a single cam box .2 liter smaller, and you think it is quote, "running fine now with P28"
Wow todays been a good one, who opened the floodgates?
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