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Help me figure out the correct ECU setup for my civic

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Old Oct 8, 2004 | 04:32 PM
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Default Help me figure out the correct ECU setup for my civic

I have a 98 Civic HX with a 94 b18c1, mods include:
short ram intake
skunk2 intake mani
ls headers
type r throttle body
jank exhaust system with no cat
aem adj cam gears
aem stage 1 cams
titanium valve springs/retainers
port & polished head
ohter misc junk

i have a type r header (hopefully it fits) and rsr exmag cat back to install this weekend, and i am still running the stock (for the motor) p72 ecu. i was wondering if i should chip this, swap it out for the p28 or what... please help i know someone out there knows a hell of a lot more about ecus that i do!
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Old Oct 8, 2004 | 05:32 PM
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Default Re: Help me figure out the correct ECU setup for my civic (j0nb0y22)

Well unless you're talking about a JDM 98+ 4-1 type-r header first thing I'd do is get a real header. Secondly I've never heard of AEM cams/valve springs/retainers...please enlighten me. And ECU wise, you're going to make the most power with a programable engine management unit like Hondata, AEM EMS, or Uberdata, so I'd go that route.
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Old Oct 8, 2004 | 06:30 PM
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Default Re: Help me figure out the correct ECU setup for my civic (lax1185)

sorry, meant skunk2, was typing real fast
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