need help, which ecu is better for my setup ?
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need help, which ecu is better for my setup ?
honestly i have no idea of which ecu would be better for my car, its a 92 4door civic, with a b20 block,b16 head, 95gsr tranny, most stock, besides fuel regulator,fuel gauge,dc headers, and short ram air intake,
i brought the car like this, right now its running with a p75 with an autometer rpm switch... any help would be realy apreciated, tanks....
i brought the car like this, right now its running with a p75 with an autometer rpm switch... any help would be realy apreciated, tanks....
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you'd be fine with a chipped p28 but you wont be running a knock sensor then. If that p75 is a gsr one and its running fine then you'll be fine with that, if its a ls p28 though, just get a p28 and chip it
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Re: (jdmlover@dfuzion)
get a p72 (NOT p75, that is incorrect) gsr ecu and have a blast! a chipped p28 would be your best choice, but if you don't want to deal with all that mess, a stock gsr ecu will work fine.
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Re: need help, which ecu is better for my setup ? (jdmlover@dfuzion)
Originally Posted by jdmlover@dfuzion
i brought the car like this, right now its running with a p75 with an autometer rpm switch..
Originally Posted by jdmlover@dfuzion
what is the two step ?
Originally Posted by jdmlover@dfuzion
so the p72 would be better, do i need to chip that one too ?
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