My Dyno Spoon vs Mugen (p08/p28 chipped ecus)

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Oct 1, 2001 | 06:12 AM

eg6ajk

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My Dyno Spoon vs Mugen (p08/p28 chipped ecus)

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any opinions/comments welcome....enjoy

Oct 1, 2001 | 08:14 AM

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Re: My Dyno Spoon vs Mugen (eg6ajk)

no spoon ecu for me!!

Oct 1, 2001 | 08:30 AM

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Re: My Dyno Spoon vs Mugen (chad)

What kinda motor do you have in the 92 SiR? I see that there's a x-over at 5,700rpm. I thought Mugen allows a lower x-over point and rev 'til 9100 rpm. And, why is the spoon ECU giving the same x-over as Mugen? Is that supposed to be like that?

Oct 1, 2001 | 10:37 AM

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Re: My Dyno Spoon vs Mugen (Cosworth)

its a JDM B16A (all stock) minus the ECU/header/exhaust -intake is a JDM box with a Monster Sport filter (old and dirty) but then it shows a difference there too, with and without the filter....
spoon ecu is street setup type OBDI P30 (JDM) purchased from spoon

mugen: thats becuase this has been slightly altered....meaning that i didn't want to overrev it 9100rpm=serious spring bind, plus soon to be running CTR/ITR cams, means that any lower vtec RPM will bog the car and loose power... but then i'll try different vtec switch with the same ecu...