99si b16a2 ?/ p28 chipped or p73 97/98 ecu?
08-24-2001, 10:52 AM
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99si b16a2 ?/ p28 chipped or p73 97/98 ecu?
Im doing a swap in 96 cx and need info on using a p73 or p28 w/adapter harness wich way would be better for future upgrades cams,v/springs,retainers,and arias pistons? 
08-25-2001, 10:10 PM
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Re: 99si b16a2 ?/ p28 chipped or p73 97/98 ecu? (Kermit)
if you wanna make your ECU life easier...stick with an OBD1 ECU....
they're more reprogrammble friendly than OBD2 ECU's.
some other tasty knowledge:
whether you get a P28, P30 (JDM or US), P72, or P61 and decide to go with a mugen program on it, it does NOT MATTER which of those ECU's you get...the program will run same on any of these ECU's. So..I suggest you get a P28, since they're cheaper than a real DOHC Vtec ECU. You can get the P28 converted to DOHC VTEC mugen spec....if you didn't know already.
Also..I provide that service
they're more reprogrammble friendly than OBD2 ECU's.
some other tasty knowledge:
whether you get a P28, P30 (JDM or US), P72, or P61 and decide to go with a mugen program on it, it does NOT MATTER which of those ECU's you get...the program will run same on any of these ECU's. So..I suggest you get a P28, since they're cheaper than a real DOHC Vtec ECU. You can get the P28 converted to DOHC VTEC mugen spec....if you didn't know already.
Also..I provide that service
08-26-2001, 04:31 PM
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Re: 99si b16a2 ?/ p28 chipped or p73 97/98 ecu? (Katman)
How much do you advance the timing on the mugen program. I am getting one from a freind that you did and he does not know.
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