Which ECU works well for OBD0??
I’m swapping a D15B VTEC into my 89 HF, and I want it to keep it OBD0. Which ECU works the best? Someone said PR3, but if you know something please post your comments.
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the 88-89 integra pg7 is my choice of ecu for obdo. my car never ran right when i used obdo pr4s. what are u doing for vtec though, converting to obd1 are using a ghetto msd box?
I'm probably going for the ghetto way first, but after making some $$$ I would convert it to OBD1. I just want my CRX to move right when I go OBD0 with an OBD1 motor. I don't need the VTEC right now, so I'll leave that aside.
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I would suggest a chipped PW0 and trick the knock sensor on it.. chip it with SOHC maps and you'll have OBD0 and VTEC without some ghetto rpm-pill etc..
uberghettoI would suggest a chipped PW0 and trick the knock sensor on it.. chip it with SOHC maps and you'll have OBD0 and VTEC without some ghetto rpm-pill etc..
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uberghetto
I would suggest a chipped PW0 and trick the knock sensor on it.. chip it with SOHC maps and you'll have OBD0 and VTEC without some ghetto rpm-pill etc..</TD></TR></TABLE>
I agree with chipping it. But only if you know what you're doing. pgmfi.org.
uberghettoI would suggest a chipped PW0 and trick the knock sensor on it.. chip it with SOHC maps and you'll have OBD0 and VTEC without some ghetto rpm-pill etc..</TD></TR></TABLE>
I agree with chipping it. But only if you know what you're doing. pgmfi.org.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by NikoZai »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">wow uberghetto
I would suggest a chipped PW0 and trick the knock sensor on it.. chip it with SOHC maps and you'll have OBD0 and VTEC without some ghetto rpm-pill etc..</TD></TR></TABLE>
or a PR3
but yeah have it chipped, the vtec point on the PW0 is super lowwww for a stock sohc-V
I would suggest a chipped PW0 and trick the knock sensor on it.. chip it with SOHC maps and you'll have OBD0 and VTEC without some ghetto rpm-pill etc..</TD></TR></TABLE>
or a PR3
but yeah have it chipped, the vtec point on the PW0 is super lowwww for a stock sohc-V
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