p28 ecu

[AutodreamMarvin]

in light of the ridiculous prices for p28 ecu's nowadays, is it possible to chip vx civic ecu's to run the same program as the p28's? i remember someone saying they got their p06 to run a p28 program but don't remember. any help would be great.

[redline]

If you are talking about hondata's you need a vtec ecu for a vtec engine.

[AutodreamMarvin]

nope, just to run a d16z6
stupid hondata running prices of p28's through the roof:guns:

[GreenLude]

I have a P28, that i might be willing to part with if the price is right. I'm planning on selling my car in the spring so no hondata for the lude.

[choweyt3t4]

Originally posted by brbHPR
nope, just to run a d16z6
stupid hondata running prices of p28's through the roof:guns:

forget about hondata - its a dinosaur compared to the aem,which is a true standalone

[Kato]

It is possible to chip the P06 ECU to run VTEC.

Talk to these guys (www.pe-tuning.com) about it.

[rage2]

Originally posted by redline
If you are talking about hondata's you need a vtec ecu for a vtec engine.
No you don't. Most OBD1 non-vtec ecu's can be easily modified into a VTEC ecu. Even Hondata does this.

[redline]

Originally posted by rage2

No you don't. Most OBD1 non-vtec ecu's can be easily modified into a VTEC ecu. Even Hondata does this.

well they never used to! :drama:

[ls/vtec-crx]

if you need an ECU to run a vtec motor i can get you a P08 which is a JDM SOHC vtec ecu for $200.00. And it's another $65 or 70 to chip it for hondata.

[Dr. Lightspeed]

You can use a p-30,p08, or a po7 should also be able to use a p72

[2literv8eater]

aem is always good

[rage2]

I don't think he's looking at running Hondata, since he's looking at running a P28 specific program :).

Like I said, most of the OBD1 ECU can be converted to P28 equivilent... they all use the 02D01720-1500 motherboard. The exception is the P72/75's which use a different motherboard.

I just bought a PR4 OBD1 (B18a integra ECU) for $50 that can be converted easily.