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    #1

    Ecu

    what would be the best ecu to use with my setup?
    I have F22a1 with full exhaust. i also have short ram intake?
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    i will be going turbo but it will be later.

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      #3
      depending on what cam you have i think. Im not sure but if you have an f22a1 you need the pt3 and if you want more horses go with a f22a6 cam and a pt6 ecu. double check that first. PEACE
      Last edited by LowNknoxville; 05-28-2008, 06:12 PM.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Hondaman1984
        what would be the best ecu to use with my setup?
        I have F22a1 with full exhaust. i also have short ram intake?
        The stock ecu.

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          #5
          Stick with what you have until you go boost.

          Before you get into boosting I would suggest that you do some reading into engine management and the different types that are available. AEM EMS is a very reliable, yet expensive, stand alone engine management system. There is also the cheaper, still reliable, chipped OBDI Civic/Integra ECU. And to tune that there are a few different applications that can be used. Hondata, Neptune, eCtune, and Crome are a few examples for tuning software available for chipped Honda ECU's.
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            #6
            i know westsideaccord is using a chipped p06 and uberdata. i wouldn't change the ecu until your ready to fire your boosted motor.


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              #7
              yes sir you would get no more then 3 or 4 hp from a tuned ecu. The pt6 would be a step up with the cam and intake manifold but not worth it if you will be throwin a turbo on sooner or later. Build up your turbo fund and knowledge on setups. To do a basic setup search for the dsm setup. What ever you plan on spending on your turbo setup......save up that + half for all extra and miscellaneous things that might happen.

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