p72 ecu on a b16a??
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p72 ecu on a b16a??
thats my current setup, i have posted this b/fore and i think that this ECU is killin me in performance..so..this past week i ordered a JUN chipped P28 ECU...since both of the ECU's are OBD1 - wont the just unplug/ plug back in car start rightup??
the JUN chip has a 9200 Redline with a 4400 or 5700 VTEC X-OVER...i was thinkin i am not going to go above 8300 with the stock valvetrain...but will these ECU just plug and play?? and do you guys think i will notice a difference
i ran a 14.96@91.05 with the P72 with no rear seat - its how i drive daily...i was hopein with the ECU i can hit a 14.6 or 14.5 @94 something like that...do you guys think it is possible??
the JUN chip has a 9200 Redline with a 4400 or 5700 VTEC X-OVER...i was thinkin i am not going to go above 8300 with the stock valvetrain...but will these ECU just plug and play?? and do you guys think i will notice a difference
i ran a 14.96@91.05 with the P72 with no rear seat - its how i drive daily...i was hopein with the ECU i can hit a 14.6 or 14.5 @94 something like that...do you guys think it is possible??
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Re: p72 ecu on a b16a?? (slowazzhatch)
the timing and fuel maps for the b16 and b18 are quite different. i would expect
you to see a gain by going to a program made for a b16a
you to see a gain by going to a program made for a b16a
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Re: p72 ecu on a b16a?? (slowazzhatch)
P72 on a B16A, doesn't run all that great so you actually might be able to do but it depends on the program you will be getting from JUN. there are many variants and types some are more aggressive then others
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i ran a p72 on a turbo b16 for about 6 months. no problems but i hated the 4500 vtec swithchover.
then i ran a b16 computer and a world of difference.
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then i ran a b16 computer and a world of difference.
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Re: p72 ecu on a b16a?? (slowazzhatch)
i ran a p72 ecu on my old b16 setup and got cruddy gas mileage. I liked the performance better with the p30 ecu.
That was then though, now i'm using the b18c1 w/ p72.
That was then though, now i'm using the b18c1 w/ p72.
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Re: p72 ecu on a b16a?? (Black Light)
i ran a p72 on my b16 last nite. it ran like snot.
i was very when i plugged my p30 back in.
i also used to have a p28 chipped with a mugen program.
5700 vtec crossover with 9500 redline. it gave me lots of topend.
i was very when i plugged my p30 back in.
i also used to have a p28 chipped with a mugen program.
5700 vtec crossover with 9500 redline. it gave me lots of topend.
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Re: p72 ecu on a b16a?? (djhatch)
p30 -i thought about gettin one of those but then the chipped p28 came about...i think i will have a low of top end...but i also want some good 1/4 mile times...
do you guys reccommend the p28 or the p30 for the b16a??
or a chipped p30 or a chipped p28 both running jun...arent they alsmot the same??
[Modified by slowazzhatch, 10:41 PM 1/8/2003]
do you guys reccommend the p28 or the p30 for the b16a??
or a chipped p30 or a chipped p28 both running jun...arent they alsmot the same??
[Modified by slowazzhatch, 10:41 PM 1/8/2003]
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Re: p72 ecu on a b16a?? (slowazzhatch)
VTEC is way too low on a P72 for a b16.
5700 vtec will be nice on your b16.
On my old b16 I had vtec at 5800 and it pulled like crazy.
edit*** I also have a V-AFC so I can change it.
[Modified by blackANESE, 3:04 PM 1/8/2003]
5700 vtec will be nice on your b16.
On my old b16 I had vtec at 5800 and it pulled like crazy.
edit*** I also have a V-AFC so I can change it.
[Modified by blackANESE, 3:04 PM 1/8/2003]
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Re: p72 ecu on a b16a?? (slowazzhatch)
i also have a p72 on my b16a2. I lose power when i hit vtec @ 4400 and gain it back at 5500; feels like a big hole. My gas mileage isn't that great either(only 28-30mpg with highway driving)Since I already have a OBDII->OBDI wiring harness, would a chipped p28 or p30 be plug and play? What would be the best one to go with?
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Re: p72 ecu on a b16a?? (miataguy)
I already have a OBDII->OBDI wiring harness, would a chipped p28 or p30 be plug and play?
As far as programs I can't say which one is best. I have a Katman chipped P28 to Mugen specs and it makes a pretty good difference. Gas mileage sucks, but you have to sacrifice some things when you want a fast car.
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