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whats the point of switching to a p28 on your LS? A sohc vtec ecu will not run properly on your car....the only time running a p28 on your car is if you have vtec and the p28 is chipped and tuned. Stick with your stock ecu unless your motor is built
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okay, its just some dude wanted to trade me and said that it would work fine on my car and i just wanted to be sure i was right that it wouldnt work on my car thanks.
"but i do like my chipped p28, im running it on my b20v and tell you what it's great just get it tune"
You just made things worse by saying that...
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When i had my 94 LS i put a p28 in it and it ran rich and a slighter higher redline...almost 75 grand...but you should chip it.. it will make a big difference..its what i did and the Ls runs strong..
Why would you put a P28 in a car running a B18B1? If it ran rich it would actualy have less power, and you would have a cel for vtec solenoid and pressure switch. Also its not real smart to run the B18B1 to anything above the factory limited 7000 rpms due to weak rod bolts. Addistionally "chipping" your car will not make a big difference if any difference at all, especially if everything is stock.
Why would you put a P28 in a car running a B18B1? If it ran rich it would actualy have less power, and you would have a cel for vtec solenoid and pressure switch. Also its not real smart to run the B18B1 to anything above the factory limited 7000 rpms due to weak rod bolts. Addistionally "chipping" your car will not make a big difference if any difference at all, especially if everything is stock.
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I know that it wont change much and im not looking to invest anymore money in my teg its just a guy wants to trade and my car isnt stock i was just trying to figure out if i should do it and i figured i shouldnt and i was right...
What are you even talking about? You're running a stock ls to 9200 on a P28 chipped? You have no idea what you are talking about, or you just don't know how to properly explain what you have. There is no way a stock ls would last in that range of rpms, and why would you run a P28 on it? Maybe just explain yourself a little better!
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