ITR ECU in 00 SI ? Question
has anyone tried it ? and is it worth it.. Currently i have an si with a type r top end ?
and i want to know if i get an r ecu will it run better ? i am getting a 00 r ecu
should i have any problems and what do you guys think ?
and i want to know if i get an r ecu will it run better ? i am getting a 00 r ecu
should i have any problems and what do you guys think ?
Since the R ECU is programed for a 1.8, I would guess it would probably dump a little too much fuel into your 1.6 . A better Idea for you would be to run a OBD2-OBD1 conversion along with a chipped P28.
as said above you'll have problems with the immobilizer...
if you really want a different ECU i say go with an OBDI jumper and a chipped OBDI ECU.
chris
if you really want a different ECU i say go with an OBDI jumper and a chipped OBDI ECU.
chris
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TeamNextGenChris »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">as said above you'll have problems with the immobilizer...
if you really want a different ECU i say go with an OBDI jumper and a chipped OBDI ECU.
chris</TD></TR></TABLE>
Best idea/better way to do it
I read this in the EF forum, first thing I thought was immobilizer....
if you really want a different ECU i say go with an OBDI jumper and a chipped OBDI ECU.
chris</TD></TR></TABLE>
Best idea/better way to do it
I read this in the EF forum, first thing I thought was immobilizer....
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