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ECU chipping questions.

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    ECU chipping questions.

    I've read the sticky in the Tech section, but i can't post over there yet. It says any ecu can be chipped to any ecu equivalent. So, I found a p72 locally for $10 out of a '99 GS-R... Want to double check chipping this for my 93 Accord. Now it's stock, but a turbo kit will be coming in a few months.
    Also, is there any benefit from the VTEC ecu when going in a non-VTEC application? Do I need to remove the VTEC components from the ecu or just leave them?
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    That ECU is OBD2, and is of no use to you. You need an OBD1 ECU (1995 or older).






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      #3
      IF the ecu were OBD1, vtec is of no use to you. You would simply disable it in the program. You wouldn't need to remove any components from the ecu.

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        #4
        Well damn.. Guess I'll keep looking.

        Thanks

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          #5
          What I would do is either go through reputable companies like phearable.net or xenocron.com and either just buy a chipped ecu outright or just go to the junkyard, find an OBD1 honda ecu for cheapo and ship it off. Should run you no more than $150 and turnaround is usually about a week.
          '94 JDM H22A: 178whp 146wtq

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