obd1 or obd2
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Re: obd1 or obd2 (JWhonda_ride)
NOt sure I understand the question fully, but it's your own personal preference. You can do either, but obd1 will be the better option due to tuning and ecu etc. 
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Re: obd1 or obd2 (garageEF)
obd2 is the shitty choice. extra o2 sensor, have to convert your iacv from a 2 wire to a 3 wire, must add a ckp sensor in your oil pump... should i continue?
Modified by .Grimace at 7:12 AM 10/12/2007
Modified by .Grimace at 7:12 AM 10/12/2007
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Re: obd1 or obd2 (.Grimace)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by .Grimace »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">obd2 is the shitty choice. extra o2 sensor, have to convert your iacv from a wire to a 3 wire, must add a ckp sensor in your oil pump... should i continue?</TD></TR></TABLE>
less (and more expensive) engine managment options, emissions BS...
the only upside to going OBDII that i can think of is cheap ecu's
less (and more expensive) engine managment options, emissions BS...
the only upside to going OBDII that i can think of is cheap ecu's
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