Experience with Kenji's chipped P28?
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Re: how do u guys like kenji's chipped p28 (danny98r)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by danny98r »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">any regrets?? was it a good mod?? im thinking about getting one this is why i am askin</TD></TR></TABLE>
It's a good addition to the motor if you have I/H/E. But, have a V-AFC of some sort of a A/F tuning device ready. His ECU that I have used ran really rich. You wouldn't be taking full advantage of the ECU w/o a tuning device.
It's a good addition to the motor if you have I/H/E. But, have a V-AFC of some sort of a A/F tuning device ready. His ECU that I have used ran really rich. You wouldn't be taking full advantage of the ECU w/o a tuning device.
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Re: how do u guys like kenji's chipped p28 (danny98r)
Check this post out... https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=335052
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Re: how do u guys like kenji's chipped p28 (danny98r)
I just have bolt-ons, and I find it works well for me. Adds quite a bit of midrange and a little something up top as well. It's nice at the track because of the smoother crossover.
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Re: how do u guys like kenji's chipped p28 (danny98r)
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Yes they are. Of course, that dyno might read completely different numbers from another dyno 2 miles from it. Dyno's are tuning devices, not all that useful to determine what parts work unless multiple runs were done on the same day with just the parts changed (of course, you'll have some atmospheric changes too but you can't easily control that with a chassis dyno).
Yes they are. Of course, that dyno might read completely different numbers from another dyno 2 miles from it. Dyno's are tuning devices, not all that useful to determine what parts work unless multiple runs were done on the same day with just the parts changed (of course, you'll have some atmospheric changes too but you can't easily control that with a chassis dyno).
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Re: how do u guys like kenji's chipped p28 (Dave-ROR)
I have a Mugen program P28 from kenji and it has worked fine 
.Far as power I don't know because i haven't dynoed my car since the install.
.Far as power I don't know because i haven't dynoed my car since the install.
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