I want to go boost
Hey,
Here is the deal, I would like to go boost. I have a 1999 Acura GSR and am finally done doing the rebuild. Now I would like to go boost. But here's the catch I really do not want to go OBD1. I already have the supercharger ready to be out in but I do not have a tuning option. I did research on it but everything I looked up it deals with s300. And OBD1 wiring harness. I really do not go OBD1. I wanna keep OBD2. So what do I need? Money is not a problem. I want something I can tune my car and run correctly. What is out there for my P72 OBD2?
Here is the deal, I would like to go boost. I have a 1999 Acura GSR and am finally done doing the rebuild. Now I would like to go boost. But here's the catch I really do not want to go OBD1. I already have the supercharger ready to be out in but I do not have a tuning option. I did research on it but everything I looked up it deals with s300. And OBD1 wiring harness. I really do not go OBD1. I wanna keep OBD2. So what do I need? Money is not a problem. I want something I can tune my car and run correctly. What is out there for my P72 OBD2?
not happening on obd2 sorry no if's and's or but's if you're boosting a s300 is almost a must. why do you have something against obd1 lol ? all you need is a 80$ rywire jumper harness.....
if emissions is a concern keep the obd2 ecu and just swap them when it needs it's test.
if emissions is a concern keep the obd2 ecu and just swap them when it needs it's test.
not happening on obd2 sorry no if's and's or but's if you're boosting a s300 is almost a must. why do you have something against obd1 lol ? all you need is a 80$ rywire jumper harness..... if emissions is a concern keep the obd2 ecu and just swap them when it needs it's test.
If you wanted to be cheap and really didn't want to convert you could just run a fuel pump with a FMU (old school) and pray nothing happens, but you're limited on the power you can make and it's not ideal. I would not recommend this route...
Short of going with a standalone, OBD1 is your only feasible option. I've used Hondata before, it is a very easy to use, well set up program. I can't speak for the other tuning options out there.
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