what chip is best with my setup, i am currently using a mugen chip, the vtec crossover is at 5800 and redline at 9k. my setup is ctr cams, I/H/E and blox IM coming in a few days, i was wondering if a jun chip is good? what is the different between the mugen and jun chip?

 

get it dyno tuned, that will be a lot better than buying new chips all the time.

contact iH8RICERZ on this board, he can hook it up with an awesome chipped ECU if you still want to stick with the chips.

 

no plug and play chip will give you the most gains your set-up is capable of. if your not looking into getting a stand alone computer(aem ems/hondata) then get crome or uberdata and have a dyno tune the car for you and make a custom program for the chip you have in the ecu right now. Call around to dyno's in your area that tune with these applications. They will be able to set:
ignition timing
vtec xover
redline to your wants (usually I have them rev to 10k and set redline where power drops off)
and much more.

get your car tuned for its specific set-up not someone elses. Your mugen chip is probably not even a real mugen chip, but it got you to pay for it didn't it.

 

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Considering Phearable.net's basemaps are developed off street tuned & dyno tuned vehicles, you should be pretty happy with the basemap provided for your specific setup.