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Old 02-28-2003, 08:03 AM
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Default ECU question....

on a 91 Integra LS, (OBD 0 right?), will the CRX, sir1 ECU work for LSVTEC???

Or what are some other options?

The guy will be running a VAFC, concerned about the fuel, ignition, and limiter...


BTW, 11.5:1 All motor....

Any help would be greatly appreciated....
Old 02-28-2003, 09:56 AM
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Default Re: ECU question.... (TypeR00_0371)

yes a direct bolt is the 90-1 PW0 or PR3 ecu.

the difference is that one is of Civic/CRX SiR the other Integra RSi/XSi. either one will work. PR3 tends to be auto more often but offer more variety of programs for chipping.

another option is to run a chipped PR4 ECU (his 91 teg ecu) + VAFC.
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Default Re: ECU question.... (eg6ajk)

yes a direct bolt is the 90-1 PW0 or PR3 ecu.

the difference is that one is of Civic/CRX SiR the other Integra RSi/XSi. either one will work. PR3 tends to be auto more often but offer more variety of programs for chipping.

another option is to run a chipped PR4 ECU (his 91 teg ecu) + VAFC.
Suggested chips/ programs?
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