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    ecu specs

    i was wonderin where i could find ecu specs...i hav a h23 ecu and i want to no my actual rev limit and top speed
    F22B Swapped CB7
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    Your ECU is a P14
    The rev limit is 6800 rpm
    There is no speed limiter.

    If your car does not have an h23 in it, you should not put an h23 ECU in it.

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      my car is not stock
      F22B Swapped CB7

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        #4
        Originally posted by willhholla1 View Post
        my car is not stock
        Right, but your sig says you have an f22b.

        An H23 ECU will work bad, if at all.

        So don't waste your time with it...

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          it sure works better thn the stock 1, and they are practilly the same motor and i cant find the f22b ecu and dont have money 2 do all the tuning rit now
          F22B Swapped CB7

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            Originally posted by EJX_Michael View Post
            Right, but your sig says you have an f22b.

            An H23 ECU will work bad, if at all.

            So don't waste your time with it...
            The f22b dohc is pretty much the same as the h23 as far as ecu goes. The only difference is that the h23 has a knock sensor.
            1992 Prelude S w/swapped H22A

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              Originally posted by benji View Post
              The f22b dohc is pretty much the same as the h23 as far as ecu goes. The only difference is that the h23 has a knock sensor.
              Well I didn't know that... Its just a general thing to match the motor to the ECU...

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                Originally posted by EJX_Michael View Post
                Well I didn't know that... Its just a general thing to match the motor to the ECU...
                It's cool. I just know cause my dad and I put a F22B in my sister's 94 Accord and we actually got the P39. We didn't know if we were going to get it or not, and so I was researching it before that happened.
                1992 Prelude S w/swapped H22A

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