can i use a pw0 or pr3 on d16z6 swap
i need to kno if i can use a pw0 or pr3 to run my d16z6 motor and what i would need to change to use those ecus can i use a si distributor and alt? thanks
u can do a one wire vtec conversion if your ecu is a 90-91 pm6, or if its a pr4. the best thing to do is convert to obd1. if anything keep your stock ecu with a switch or vtec controller. before using a pr3/pwo
I would recommend you use the ecu that was designed to be used with the D16Z6.
I previously had a D16Z6 in my 89 HB, and it was wired using a PM6 ecu with a rpm switch to activate VTEC. The car was fast but it was rather flat when I was in VTEC. I would get beat by my brothers stock CRX Si, when I had a I/H/E. I later bought a Zdyne ecu that was meant for a B16. Although this ecu was way better, it was still not making the engine run right when I was in VTEC. I eventually sold it, and later found out that someone on here sells a harness that allows you to use the ecu for the D16Z6. Some people on here have gone that route, and have said that it's way faster with the stock ecu.
I previously had a D16Z6 in my 89 HB, and it was wired using a PM6 ecu with a rpm switch to activate VTEC. The car was fast but it was rather flat when I was in VTEC. I would get beat by my brothers stock CRX Si, when I had a I/H/E. I later bought a Zdyne ecu that was meant for a B16. Although this ecu was way better, it was still not making the engine run right when I was in VTEC. I eventually sold it, and later found out that someone on here sells a harness that allows you to use the ecu for the D16Z6. Some people on here have gone that route, and have said that it's way faster with the stock ecu.
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Reasons not to run the PR3/PW0 with a D16Z6:
1. You need to run a 1988-1991 distributer. And as we all know, the fitment is NOT pretty.
2. You need to run that retarded, twin oxygen sensor setup.
3. You have to do something about the knock sensor. Leaving it disconnected will cause you to run a check engine light and code 23. And I believe this disables VTEC.
4. The 8200 RPM rev limit is WAY too high for a Z6 and will blow your motor to bits.
5. The fuel maps are not right.
6. If you live in California, it is not refereeable.
1. You need to run a 1988-1991 distributer. And as we all know, the fitment is NOT pretty.
2. You need to run that retarded, twin oxygen sensor setup.
3. You have to do something about the knock sensor. Leaving it disconnected will cause you to run a check engine light and code 23. And I believe this disables VTEC.
4. The 8200 RPM rev limit is WAY too high for a Z6 and will blow your motor to bits.
5. The fuel maps are not right.
6. If you live in California, it is not refereeable.
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