I am helping a friend convert his 90 Integra LS to OBD1 and had a P06 laying around and was curious of instead of buying a P75 maybe the P06 could be chipped to P74/75 specs. Once I get some extra information I want to do a OBD0-OBD1 full write up to answer any questions people might have out there. Is it possible to also use the OBD1 D15B dizzy?

 

Yes, you just need to change the ROM. Or, temporarily, he could just use the P06.

 

so i bought a damn p75 for nothing? arrrgh. :/ I have a p06 lying around.

 

you can chip the po6 with a p75 map. the distributor also should work.

 

Yup. The P75 program will run on a P06. You can also use the P72 (GS-R) program, but you'll have to disable a few things to get it to work (knock sensor, VTEC, etc).

Since Uberdata doesn't edit P75 anymore, I just took a P72 program, imported the P75 maps and rev limits, disabled VTEC/VTP/knock sensor/etc, and put it in the P06... it works great!

 

thanks for the info peeps

 

Can anyone on here do this? I contacted one of the sponsors on here and they wanted 75 dollars but I can get a P75 ECU for that price.

 

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then you might wanna go ahead and get a p75 ecu, $75 is cheap for having that done.

 

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then you might wanna go ahead and get a p75 ecu, $75 is cheap for having that done.</TD></TR></TABLE>

It's just a simple socketing and chip programmed with stock code. $50 is more reasonable.

 

$80 is the going price, that's what I charge and I have a lot of people come to me to chip for them. If you can get it done for $50 you're doing good, or if you want rock bottom price learn to do it yourself. That's the best way to do it imo.