Have a swap question if anyone can help
Yes, the fuel maps may be slightly lean for the compression ratios as you will have slightly higher compression (about 10.6 to 11:1), but overall it should work. Fine tuning with Hondata or similar will net some gains for 91 octane fuel and allow you to get the most out of it. If you want to go old school you can get a fuel pressure regulator and up the fuel pressure slightly, which will make it run appropriately under load but rich at idle and part loads.
Yes, the fuel maps may be slightly lean for the compression ratios as you will have slightly higher compression (about 10.6 to 11:1), but overall it should work. Fine tuning with Hondata or similar will net some gains for 91 octane fuel and allow you to get the most out of it. If you want to go old school you can get a fuel pressure regulator and up the fuel pressure slightly, which will make it run appropriately under load but rich at idle and part loads.
91to 93 With NOS octane booster, I can get 104 at my buddies air strip for decent price, then I could flip the pistons and rings to run a 12.2 or more without getting ridiculously pricey correct?
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