F20b stock ecu or switch to obd1
I own a 98 honda prelude and I swapped in a f20b but since I'm using the h22a ecu it runs well but it is running rich, I kept basically everything from the h22 except the engine and transmission. I just need some help deciding whether to buy a f20b ECU or switching to a chipped obd1? Also if I went obd1 I see people saying it's a plug and play and others say I need to replace the dizzy, and other pieces for it to work what do you guys think?
Last edited by Crucialjk; Sep 14, 2021 at 04:15 PM.
I own a 98 honda prelude and I swapped in a f20b but since I'm using the h22a ecu it runs well but it is running rich, I kept basically everything from the h22 except the engine and transmission. I just need some help deciding whether to buy a f20b ECU or switching to a chipped obd1? Also if I went obd1 I see people saying it's a plug and play and others say I need to replace the dizzy, and other pieces for it to work what do you guys think?
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