Type R OBD1?
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Type R OBD1?
I have heard that the OBD1 computers have more power than the OBD2. Is it worth getting the OBD1 for $185. Now that I have learned that getting the JUN ECU is pointless with out cams, which of these would I get the most power from. I am buying the Thermal exhaust regaurdless cause I hear its one of the better ones for the type R. However, should I try to get a v-tech controller or get a good pair of headers that are under $500? Which one would give me more power. Please name specific brands and price. Thanks!
Re: Type R OBD1? (brownman72000)
Ok man. I will try to be nice.
1) It's not spelled V-TECH it's VTEC
2) you don't need a swap ECU's this early
3) get a header, do a search on the topic "header" in the itr forum and you will find lots of answers. I recommend getting a JDM header. JDM ITR, DC JDM
4) Get a vtech controller if you have access to a dyno.
1) It's not spelled V-TECH it's VTEC
2) you don't need a swap ECU's this early
3) get a header, do a search on the topic "header" in the itr forum and you will find lots of answers. I recommend getting a JDM header. JDM ITR, DC JDM
4) Get a vtech controller if you have access to a dyno.
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Re: Type R OBD1? (brownman72000)
I have heard that the OBD1 computers have more power than the OBD2. Is it worth getting the OBD1 for $185. Now that I have learned that getting the JUN ECU is pointless with out cams, which of these would I get the most power from. I am buying the Thermal exhaust regaurdless cause I hear its one of the better ones for the type R. However, should I try to get a v-tech controller or get a good pair of headers that are under $500? Which one would give me more power. Please name specific brands and price. Thanks!
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Re: Type R OBD1? (B2FiNiTY)
how can I find the JDM header...how much is it...I dont want to look through 30 pages to find out about headers and exhaust...I would rather have people tell me...if you dont wnat to reply to the post, no one is forcing you. I am kinda new to the ITR. sorry
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Re: Type R OBD1? (brownman72000)
http://www.automotiveperformanceengi...om/header.html
there you go ! for the header test
there you go ! for the header test
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Re: Type R OBD1? (Spoon1)
this guy needs to be directed to the search button. thats 3 threads that could have all easily been answered if searched for
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Re: Type R OBD1? (CWTypeR463)
this guy needs to be directed to the search button. thats 3 threads that could have all easily been answered if searched for
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Re: Type R OBD1? (B2FiNiTY)
If you want power...simply just "power", might as well just go force induction. You'll save a lot of money that way. NA will cost you a lot of money.
If you're new to the R, I really recommend you get to know it first (not saying you heavn't)...I personally believe that R is not about power, but handeling.
Just my opinion tho.
If you're new to the R, I really recommend you get to know it first (not saying you heavn't)...I personally believe that R is not about power, but handeling.
Just my opinion tho.
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