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Old Jan 20, 2005 | 02:31 AM
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Default ECU Tuning & Wide Band O2 Sensor

I need some help on info. I am running a 2000 Honda Civic SI N/A w/ aftermarket bolt ons. I have plans to install CTR cams. ( or )


I want to get a P28 ECU and run Uberdata with the setting for VTEC stock(2000 setting), redline at 9100rpm and removing the speed limiter (programming Uberdata myself first time ever) should I install aftermarket Springs & Retainers using 9100rpm. With that I am going to use a Field's SFC-VTEC to control the VTEC engagement on the fly. I am thinking about installing a MSD SCI Ignition Box with coil and distributor. or Along with that I want to install 290cc Prelude injectors and control them with the Field's. Is it worth my while to install a Wide Band O2 Sensor for tuning given all the other parts listed previous. Will the Wide Band O2 Sensor work as a stock replacement O2 sensor and work with a chipped ECU.


Please give feedback want to get the most out of the SI
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Old Jan 20, 2005 | 04:51 AM
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Default Re: ECU Tuning & Wide Band O2 Sensor (dragnsi)

What you do is either disable O2 sensor feedback (closed loop operation) in the ecu program. Or you can have your wideband controller export a narrowband (0-1 volt) signal to keep the ecu happy.

Otherwise your questions are probably better off in the NA forum.

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