new to honda. been with GM for a wile, could use a tip on ECU chip for 91 b18a1
ok, so everyone says get a hondata chip for my 1991 acura integra that has a b18a1 with quite a few mods. i can not find this chip anywhere? i went to the hondata website and it dosent list a chip for a 1991 b18a1? is this motor and ecu the same in 1992? if not where can i find this chip? thaks and i hope honda is more forgiving than the Ecotec lol..
ok, so everyone says get a hondata chip for my 1991 acura integra that has a b18a1 with quite a few mods. i can not find this chip anywhere? i went to the hondata website and it dosent list a chip for a 1991 b18a1? is this motor and ecu the same in 1992? if not where can i find this chip? thaks and i hope honda is more forgiving than the Ecotec lol..
Check with the FAQ's in the tuning forum, you've got other options besides the Hondata.
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ok, so everyone says get a hondata chip for my 1991 acura integra that has a b18a1 with quite a few mods. i can not find this chip anywhere? i went to the hondata website and it dosent list a chip for a 1991 b18a1? is this motor and ecu the same in 1992? if not where can i find this chip? thaks and i hope honda is more forgiving than the Ecotec lol..
and what was said above is also true. its not a drop in chip.
ok, so everyone says get a hondata chip for my 1991 acura integra that has a b18a1 with quite a few mods. i can not find this chip anywhere? i went to the hondata website and it dosent list a chip for a 1991 b18a1? is this motor and ecu the same in 1992? if not where can i find this chip? thaks and i hope honda is more forgiving than the Ecotec lol..
if you really want to maximize the potential i would convert your car to obd1 and get it tuned by a professional , as no chips are "perfect" setup for your car as every motor is different
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chips are good if up are looking to stay a near stock for the time u own the car but if u are planing to turbo/sc/na bilde your car later go with a hondata but if that relly in not i your bugit then go with a chiped ecu from phearable.com or xenocron.com and when u get your car to the point u need that tune to run it then the is software that can tune obd0 as for the power of it it is not like obd1 but i can be dune
my car is not stock, i have port an polished head, fuel pump, fuel rail, injectors, full exhaust from header back, C.A.I. and the normal plug upgrades, wires, im not to sure of all as i purchased the car not assembled and put it together. my reason for ECU upgrade is it will not stay running after idle drops to 700 RPM. i have ajusted idle and still no results.
like he said a lil further up i would just convert to obd1 if you were looking for just a quick street car to drive everyday its not too expensive or hard either
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