are obd1 cars faster than obd2 due to less emisions? or are they the same

 

They're pretty much the same, but it is a hell of a lot easier to work with the OBD-1 system in order to generate additional performance.

 

agree with kendall

 

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i've heard that before but no one every said why? would you mind explaining?

 

i'll leave it kendall to expound upon his statement, but i will say that perhaps this rumor started because OBD-I cars put out a couple more ponies sometimes and later cars are heavier, hence possibly having a slightly faster car with the earlier, lighter, OBD-I cars.

 

i've heard rumors that the 94 and 95 GSR are faster because as years pass.. they make obd2 cars slower for emission purposes.. like too much air pollution. therefore its restricted.. anyone heard bout this?

 

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they have the same output...the newer ones are just heavier. the thing with the older hondas is they are easier to mod( less cel's to worry about)