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03-17-2007, 08:26 AM
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Re: P28 (92 white eg)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 92 white eg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What does a p28 chip due for a b16 if you were to add it to you car?Please Help...have no idea!!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
ECU programmers solder a programmable chip into the P28 ECU (Z6 motors). This chip allows them to load any base program they want on it (base program is fuel maps and some other nice **** like VTEC).
By chipping a P28 you can load the .bin file for a B16 and the P28 will act like a B16 ECU, then you can do some other **** like tuning it by finely adjusting the fuel tables, add a 2 step launch controller, move the red line, move VTEC engagement point (not recommended), and remove the speed governor
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The chip just has to be soldered in. The regular ones are cheap, so are re programmable ones, but if you plan on keeping this swap you don't need one of those.
There's people that'll chip ECUs for you all over the place, H-T sponsors a few such as Kenji or Phearable (sp?). I think they're overpriced, though you get what you pay for.
ECU programmers solder a programmable chip into the P28 ECU (Z6 motors). This chip allows them to load any base program they want on it (base program is fuel maps and some other nice **** like VTEC).
By chipping a P28 you can load the .bin file for a B16 and the P28 will act like a B16 ECU, then you can do some other **** like tuning it by finely adjusting the fuel tables, add a 2 step launch controller, move the red line, move VTEC engagement point (not recommended), and remove the speed governor
.The chip just has to be soldered in. The regular ones are cheap, so are re programmable ones, but if you plan on keeping this swap you don't need one of those.
There's people that'll chip ECUs for you all over the place, H-T sponsors a few such as Kenji or Phearable (sp?). I think they're overpriced, though you get what you pay for.
03-17-2007, 08:28 AM
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Re: P28 (cambopheonix56)
ok so the p28 is an ecu from the d16.....cause one of my friends has a eg hatch like my with the same motor a b16a and everything and he was talkin about puttin a chip in my car and everything and the only thing i remember is p28 so..i dont know
03-17-2007, 08:31 AM
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Re: P28 (92 white eg)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 92 white eg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok so the p28 is an ecu from the d16.....cause one of my friends has a eg hatch like my with the same motor a b16a and everything and he was talkin about puttin a chip in my car and everything and the only thing i remember is p28 so..i dont know</TD></TR></TABLE>
He can add a chip to a P28 ECU and load a B16 .bin file on it and it will act like a B16 ECU. Though note, if your car harness is OBD-II (96+) you'll need an OBD-IIa to OBD-I conversion harness (unless you're running a '00+ where you'll need an OBD-IIb to OBD-I conversion harness) for the ECU to plug in.
You don't need to chip anything if you just plug the stock B16 ECU in...they're not too expensive either - they're cheaper than getting a P28 chipped.
He can add a chip to a P28 ECU and load a B16 .bin file on it and it will act like a B16 ECU. Though note, if your car harness is OBD-II (96+) you'll need an OBD-IIa to OBD-I conversion harness (unless you're running a '00+ where you'll need an OBD-IIb to OBD-I conversion harness) for the ECU to plug in.
You don't need to chip anything if you just plug the stock B16 ECU in...they're not too expensive either - they're cheaper than getting a P28 chipped.
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03-17-2007, 10:00 AM
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Re: P28 (charjacq)
there all **** anyway. if your car is stock, save yourself the money and keep your stock ecu.
when your motor is kinda built or has a few larger mods and you need to make changes go get a tune. dont ever buy a chip that not tuned for your car, its a waste of money.
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