Where can I find ECU Specs?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mtber »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">p30 jdm 203 rom:
Revlimit: 8296
Vtec: 5875
Speed Limit: 115</TD></TR></TABLE>
Del Sol is the USDM P30, not JDM.
Revlimit: 8296
Vtec: 5875
Speed Limit: 115</TD></TR></TABLE>
Del Sol is the USDM P30, not JDM.
Hell yeah, thanks alot. Yeah, its a USDM.
So these specs are pretty much accurate right?
Just makin sure, cause I'mma buy it tomorrow out of a wrecked del sol, ecu was diagnosed/looked at to make sure it was still working etc etc.
The problem is I have a b16a jdm with a jdm pr3 obd0 ecu. Wondering if it will run better, and slightly increase performance.
So these specs are pretty much accurate right?
Just makin sure, cause I'mma buy it tomorrow out of a wrecked del sol, ecu was diagnosed/looked at to make sure it was still working etc etc.
The problem is I have a b16a jdm with a jdm pr3 obd0 ecu. Wondering if it will run better, and slightly increase performance.
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Cool, thanks for the info. Never heard of it.
But at the second line I meant from a chipped pr3 obd0 and a obd1 p30.
The pr3 I have has a 8,200 redline, and V-TEC's around 4800. Its speed limiter is 115 I believe
The one I'm getting V-TEC's around 5400, with a 8300 rev limiter and no speed limiter I guess lol
But then again people tell me obd1 is better in most cases
But at the second line I meant from a chipped pr3 obd0 and a obd1 p30.
The pr3 I have has a 8,200 redline, and V-TEC's around 4800. Its speed limiter is 115 I believe
The one I'm getting V-TEC's around 5400, with a 8300 rev limiter and no speed limiter I guess lol
But then again people tell me obd1 is better in most cases
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