Debating on installing a chip for a 2001 turbo integra. Will this damage the engine even more? Should I first install the Apexi V-AFC fuel regulator and get it tuned? I need something new.

 

a "chip"? if you have a turbo'd integra you should already have some sort of chip (hondata, uberdata) or at least a ecu hack. I'm not sure I understand, more specifics please?

 

pleaze learn some more before you blow up your chit

 

Just use your VAFC and run the hack or something. This isn't Grand Turismo.

 

Yeah I dont think after you've installed your turbo and been running around on it is a good time to be thinking ....hmmm, maybe I should tune my car

 

A "chip" is the last thing you want, most chips advance timing which will cause detonation with your setup. A VAFC will help, Hondata will really help.
gmoore

 

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LOL

 

a chip is good for a NA car
but for a turbo you really want to have more control
on your fuel maps and timming
so I suggest you get something that will give you more
flex than just a set program
look into
AEM
Hondata
Motech

 

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but for a turbo you really want to have more control
on your fuel maps and timming
so I suggest you get something that will give you more
flex than just a set program
look into
AEM
Hondata
Motech
</TD></TR></TABLE>

Its motec

 

run uberdata and ull be fine...just tune it with a wideban and let someone who has an eprom burner burn it for u

 

Hondata is the way to go for tuning any application...Forced Induction, All Motor, etc.