P28 ecu?

[Bravo-man]

Hey guys im looping for a p28 manual ecu where to get one?

[Tippey764]

1992-1995 civic EX or SI

[deevergote]

You are aware that you cannot use it in stock form, right? It will need to be modified and tuned for your engine.

[Bravo-man]

Yes I do i will chip it and be running hondata s300!!

[Bravo-man]

Oh and were can I can I get the kit to add Iab control? And thanks for the help.

[Ghetto_CB7]

I recommend getting it from xenocron tuning, but you will want to know exactly what ecu you have because some of the boards differ slightly.

I will also tell you that hondata is a nice unit, but would encourage you to look into other options.

Mainly Neptune and ectune.

While the hondata unit works fine, they have pretty much stopped development of the software. The other two get updates with new features.

I will further encourage you to Google search, or even cb7 search about the ems systems.

[GhostAccord]

I also recommend using anything other than Hondata.

eCtune & Neptune are much better for the price. Also Crome 1.6 has recently been released and runs very well with the older versions of the ostrich, Hulog and the 2 newer demon setups. Just another option to put out there that works just as well.

Chris and the team over @ Xenocron will be able to help you out with all of your ECU chipping requirements.

[deevergote]

Hondata is overhyped and overpriced. A tuner that has a lot of experience with it can do great things, but it's no better than most other packages. It's just the most well known.

Also, having it "tuned with Hondata" doesn't mean you can just bolt it on. Hondata, or whatever tuning option you choose, is just a tool. The ECU still has to be tuned by someone that knows what they're doing.

[Bravo-man]

Hondata is overhyped and overpriced. A tuner that has a lot of experience with it can do great things, but it's no better than most other packages. It's just the most well known.

Also, having it "tuned with Hondata" doesn't mean you can just bolt it on. Hondata, or whatever tuning option you choose, is just a tool. The ECU still has to be tuned by someone that knows what they're doing.

Thanks I will do some more research on this and keep you guys posted on my progress.

[Bravo-man]

Ok so I know I don't want to go with a stand alone system. I was leaning to get the Neptune RTP package with the p72 and Lm1 wideband it's for $920 is this a good price?