semi built B16 tuning?
I just had a professional machine shop do je pistons to my b16. The rest of the motor was just rebuilt with stock parts at the same time. The compression is either 8.5:1 or 9:1 do I need to get my ecu tuned before I run it? Or can I use the stock ecu safely for a while?
it will run a bit rough because of the compression change. that happened to my when i went from a JDM B16 (10.4:1 CR) to a gsr w/ ls pistons (about 9.3:1 CR). air/fuel ratios were a bit messed up til it was tuned.
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If you still have your P2T ECU stick that thing in. It'll be somewhat bogged down and it might throw a code, but until you have reinstalled the turbo and larger injectors, it's the best thing you can do.
I'd even drive to your tuner with the wastegate spring out and stock injectors in on the stock ecu, then place everything in for the tune itself. That way there would be no way to accidentally blow anything up.
I'd even drive to your tuner with the wastegate spring out and stock injectors in on the stock ecu, then place everything in for the tune itself. That way there would be no way to accidentally blow anything up.
So I can't hit vtec in it? This makes no sense other people said that I could drive it with no problem with the lower compression pistons on stock ecu. While I break in the motor it will have only a cai, exhaust, and pistons. All I want to know is will it be ok to run on stock ecu with just that stuff?
So I can't hit vtec in it? This makes no sense other people said that I could drive it with no problem with the lower compression pistons on stock ecu. While I break in the motor it will have only a cai, exhaust, and pistons. All I want to know is will it be ok to run on stock ecu with just that stuff?
Turbo took a **** and just been too lazy to do anything else with it. Put stock injectors, ECU and a regular header on it. Been fine for a while now.
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