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A few questions on ECU's and GSR IABS

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Old Feb 1, 2010 | 05:40 PM
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Default A few questions on ECU's and GSR IABS

Already searched and couldn't find a specific enough answer.

I recently bought a 94 GSR with Blox IM and the very basic bolt ons. The car runs rich and sometimes bogs a little. I don't have enough money around to chip the ecu but I can get ahold of a stock P28 for pretty cheap ($50.00).

Question is: Would it be better for me to run the P28 or just stick with the P72?


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Old Feb 2, 2010 | 01:03 AM
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Default Re: A few questions on ECU's and GSR IABS

With those 2 options I'd stick with the p72 for now. My gsr motor ran ok on the p72 when I had my iabs removed for a while. Maybe you have some other issue going on?
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Default Re: A few questions on ECU's and GSR IABS

P72 for sure, the OEM P28 will have all wrong maps for your motor and it will likely run much worse.
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Old Feb 2, 2010 | 06:06 AM
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Default Re: A few questions on ECU's and GSR IABS

i plan on FI in spring. Shooting for 250-300 HP. Is there a big enough need for me to use the blox IM or should I just revert to stock?
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