Can I put the Civic Type R ECU on my civic VTI(SI)???

 

yes

 

you can put any civic ecu in a civic......but will it work is the question.


i'm pretty sure it will. diff fuel map

 

thanks!!!
You know like how much cost??? to have a idea...

 

What year VTi? The CTR is OBD2. If it's a 91/92-95 VTi, then wouldn't that be a OBD1?

 

As someone else said, we need to know what year the car is first.

Also reprogrammed P28 ECUs are way better than any stock Type R ECU if you have a car that's 1992-1995.

 

everyone says that a chipped p28 is better why is that bc its obd1 or does it give more Hp and torque

 

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All of the above.

I have a B18C5 and I ran it on a JDM P73 ECU with a jumper harness in my 1992 Civic for a while before I got my Kenji-chipped P28.

The P28 brought the engine to life - the engine made 175whp as a baseline with no tuning with only other mods being the 99-00 AEM CAI and a Tanabe exhaust. I still had the stock USDM cast-iron exhaust manifold too!

 

I heard the p28 is great for programming because of just that. Tey have great re-programming characteristics. So does the p72. But yeah, OBD1 is better as well as far as emissions goes which holds back a bit on performance.