Best chip for a P73
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From: I live in the St. Louis area but Im down in Houston right now going to school at UTI for Collision
Just bought a used virgin p73 and was looking into chipping it....anyone have any ideas?
You can't chip/tune an obd2 ecu including a p73...
Read http://www.phearable.net/tech/efibeginnerguide.html
Read http://www.phearable.net/tech/efibeginnerguide.html
You can chip the P73, too. It's not that easy as the OBD1 ECU's and more expensive cause you need to replace the MCU (the main Microcontroller).
The best experience we had with the "MUGEN" program. There is/was one guy in PFMGI.ORG Forum how sold allready programmed MCU's for the P73.
Anyway, when you have the choice, better to replace it with a OBD1 ECU and adapter harness - it's the better option.
The best experience we had with the "MUGEN" program. There is/was one guy in PFMGI.ORG Forum how sold allready programmed MCU's for the P73.
Anyway, when you have the choice, better to replace it with a OBD1 ECU and adapter harness - it's the better option.
You can chip the P73, too. It's not that easy as the OBD1 ECU's and more expensive cause you need to replace the MCU (the main Microcontroller).
The best experience we had with the "MUGEN" program. There is/was one guy in PFMGI.ORG Forum how sold allready programmed MCU's for the P73.
Anyway, when you have the choice, better to replace it with a OBD1 ECU and adapter harness - it's the better option.
The best experience we had with the "MUGEN" program. There is/was one guy in PFMGI.ORG Forum how sold allready programmed MCU's for the P73.
Anyway, when you have the choice, better to replace it with a OBD1 ECU and adapter harness - it's the better option.
There is no logic behind it.
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