Hi guys, I have changed my mind on my swap and decided to go with the f20b rather than the h22a. I have a 96 accord ex and as far as I know the swap is very basic. One thing I have not found yet is the right basemap to use. I have read that people are using the h22a basemap but have had issues with too much fuel. Also, is there any specific wiring that is going to need to be done with the dizzy or iacv? Thanks in advance for any info provided.

 

You could run a straight H22 or F22 VTEC map/ECU. However, as you said, it will run rich. You have to at least scale down the fuel. In order to do that, you would have to order a custom basemap from one of the respected ECU tuning companies online or have a local tuner tune it for you.

Are you tuning this yourself or having someone tune it for you? If you are having someone else tune it. I would as them about a base map to get you up and running.

 

I am having a local tuner shop chip and and put a basemap on the p28 so I can drive it to him for the full tune. He has never tuned an f20b before and I was curious as to how this would be going down. He said he would be looking into it also.

 

Just wondering once you have yours tuned if you could put the bin on here? I'm currently working on swapping a F20B manual version into my 94 lude. I have downloaded and tweaked a H22 map using crome, rescaled fuel and ignition. I would like to compare what your tuner comes up with. I called a local tuner and they want $550 to tune in and it has to have hondata installed. I told them that is way to much for what I am doing. I'm not planning on racing, just want a reliable daily driver. I also heard the people are running E85 on the F20B. If anyone has a map for that would be nice. Thanks! Greg

 

i have a p72 dyno tunned by locash racing for and f20b ill sell

 

What where the specs on the motor you tuned? Im using the upper manifold with the stock throttle body. The motor is the 200hp manual version, I'm keeping the stock injectors, bypassing resistor pack. I'm also planning on keeping my IAB. Thanks!

 

im running a pherable.net ECU and its going great, a lot better than the previous owner had, not trying to sell a product or anything but just experiences.