Temporary ECU PG7 or PM6 for a D16z6 ? ? ? ?
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Temporary ECU PG7 or PM6 for a D16z6 ? ? ? ?
i got 89 dx hatch. had a teg zc d16a1 but blew it and putting in my friends d16z6 sohc vtec. i am converting to obd1 and using a p28 within a couple of months. so in the meantime which ecu shud i run bet, i have the civic si pm6 ecu or the 84-89 integra pg7 ecu ????? i have both ecu's so jus wondering what yall think is better.
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Re: Temporary ECU PG7 or PM6 for a D16z6 ? ? ? ? (nyhustla2k)
89 teg ECU is PG7? Hmm I always thought it was PM7. Either one will work. I used my PM6 with my Z6 for over 10,000 miles when I didn't wanna pay for the boomslang harness and convert to OBD1. Didn't have any problems. GL Hope this helps
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Re: Temporary ECU PG7 or PM6 for a D16z6 ? ? ? ? (89civicdx)
yeah i got the 84-89 teg ecu pg7
i think someone told me the pg7 has more agressive fuel curves than the pm6 or somehtine like that that the pg7 is better.
i think someone told me the pg7 has more agressive fuel curves than the pm6 or somehtine like that that the pg7 is better.
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Re: Temporary ECU PG7 or PM6 for a D16z6 ? ? ? ? (nyhustla2k)
i ran the pm6 on my z6 for almost a year, then switched to pg7. haven't gone back to pm6 mainly because with the pg7 you can go all the way to redline without hitting rev limiter early
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Re: Temporary ECU PG7 or PM6 for a D16z6 ? ? ? ? (Brownjd)
I have a PM7 right now and its working good. I have to have the RPM Activated Swtich for vtec becuase im OBD0. Doesnt it matter what odb it is for the right ecu??
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Re: Temporary ECU PG7 or PM6 for a D16z6 ? ? ? ? (EFz6er)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EFz6er »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have a PM7 right now and its working good. Doesnt it matter what odb it is for vtec??</TD></TR></TABLE>
if you don't convert to obd1, vtec has to be on a rpm activated switch or toggle switch or something like that
if you don't convert to obd1, vtec has to be on a rpm activated switch or toggle switch or something like that
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Re: Temporary ECU PG7 or PM6 for a D16z6 ? ? ? ? (nyhustla2k)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nyhustla2k »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah i got the 84-89 teg ecu pg7
i think someone told me the pg7 has more agressive fuel curves than the pm6 or somehtine like that that the pg7 is better.</TD></TR></TABLE>
88-89 pg7 or 88-91 pm6 will work fine. dont bother with anything pre 88.
i think someone told me the pg7 has more agressive fuel curves than the pm6 or somehtine like that that the pg7 is better.</TD></TR></TABLE>
88-89 pg7 or 88-91 pm6 will work fine. dont bother with anything pre 88.
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