Programable ECU?
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Programable ECU?
I am planning my swap project, which is long over due. I've searched, but can't seem to find any programable ECU's for OBD0 swaps. Can you guy's aim me in the right direction? I know companies like Hondata make them for OBD1 & newer. Should I consider converting my car to an OBD1 setup?
I've seen alot of people chipping their ECU's is this the way to go on OBD0 cars?
I've seen alot of people chipping their ECU's is this the way to go on OBD0 cars?
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Re: Programable ECU? (carracr625)
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that's the cheap way yes. get a burner (~$40) a pm6 ecu (~$20 on ebay or here) and turboedit ($0 free!!) then u can tune ur car till it rusts out on u
that's the cheap way yes. get a burner (~$40) a pm6 ecu (~$20 on ebay or here) and turboedit ($0 free!!) then u can tune ur car till it rusts out on u
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Re: Programable ECU? (carracr625)
http://www.pgmfi.org will have everything you ever wanted to know about ECUs and programming one
There is also Zdyne and Turboedit.
There is also Zdyne and Turboedit.
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