To chip or not to chip?
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To chip or not to chip?
I have a 1994 Accord EX. With Vtec of course... I have the basic mods so far Aem cold air intake, Dc sports header, high flow cat, full dc sports exhaust, aem adjustable cam gear, Aem puelleys. I was wondering if i got a JET ecu would it make a difference or is it not worth the money???
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it would make your wallet a lot lighter!
send me the money and ill put a jet sticker on your ecu and you will feel teh same power gain as sending it to them.
on a more serious note if you ahve a 5spd, you can chip a p28 ecu and see better gains if it is custom for your car.
send me the money and ill put a jet sticker on your ecu and you will feel teh same power gain as sending it to them.
on a more serious note if you ahve a 5spd, you can chip a p28 ecu and see better gains if it is custom for your car.
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Re: To chip or not to chip? (fibercarbon)
u dont have an F350 Superduty Turbo Diseal....no........chipping wont help, little 4cyls are about at their maximum power w/ rasing compression / turboing / spraying
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Re: To chip or not to chip? (fw190bvi)
Glad I read this... I was thinking about it too 
This makes me want to ask though... Can anything be done through the stock ecu to get anything more out of the car? Fuel/air mixture? Timing changes?
Modified by SJSlots at 7:36 PM 6/8/2004
This makes me want to ask though... Can anything be done through the stock ecu to get anything more out of the car? Fuel/air mixture? Timing changes?
Modified by SJSlots at 7:36 PM 6/8/2004
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Re: To chip or not to chip? (SJSlots)
With auto accords youre **** out of luck.
If you find someone that's an expert with hondata, there IS a way to get it to work on an auto accord, but I dont know how and it will take more $ than it's worth without major modifications.
I had to sell my hondata cause it didnt work on mine
If you find someone that's an expert with hondata, there IS a way to get it to work on an auto accord, but I dont know how and it will take more $ than it's worth without major modifications.
I had to sell my hondata cause it didnt work on mine
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Re: (v4lu3s)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by v4lu3s »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i have a friend running a 5 spd f23 in his 94 accord on a p28 on a program i made for him
he is pulling better than 20 mpg and has decent power though it needs some dyno ime to get it running better.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'd be curious to take a looksee at that bin Will...
Good guy though... smart too...
Listen to what he says... the Accord ECU is crap... no real support at this time... Switching to a chipped OBD1 civic or teg ECU with a custom tailored program is the only viable option at this point... many have had good results with it, including myself...
he is pulling better than 20 mpg and has decent power though it needs some dyno ime to get it running better.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'd be curious to take a looksee at that bin Will...
Good guy though... smart too...
Listen to what he says... the Accord ECU is crap... no real support at this time... Switching to a chipped OBD1 civic or teg ECU with a custom tailored program is the only viable option at this point... many have had good results with it, including myself...
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Re: (v4lu3s)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by v4lu3s »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i have a friend running a 5 spd f23 in his 94 accord on a p28 on a program i made for him
he is pulling better than 20 mpg and has decent power though it needs some dyno ime to get it running better.</TD></TR></TABLE>
did he have to change the IAC sensor to a 2-wire sensor to get the P28 working? what about the dizzy?
he is pulling better than 20 mpg and has decent power though it needs some dyno ime to get it running better.</TD></TR></TABLE>
did he have to change the IAC sensor to a 2-wire sensor to get the P28 working? what about the dizzy?
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