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    start chipping

    hey 3 questions

    1. what are the best ecus to chip done some research and came up with p28 and p06 what one is better and what car do they come outta

    2. how to do this i wanna start tuning friends and my cars so i wanna learn ever thing there is to know is there like a attacmant piece to put on the ecu and if so where you get them from

    3 where can i get ECU tunning soft wear

    thanks

    EDIT
    looking threw PGMFI.ORG it makes some sence now
    Last edited by pikey_cb7; 01-26-2009, 12:53 AM.

    #2
    There is no "best" ecu. All ecu's are equal once socketed. You can convert a p06 to a p28 or p72. You can use a vtec ecu in a non vtec car without a problem(as long as you disable it in the rom)

    you can get crome at www.tunewithcrome.com

    If you'd like uberdata, you can search for my thread on it. I posted links to places you can dowload it.

    You can download hondata from their site, although you cannot actually use it without a license.

    Keep reading pgmfi if you'd like to learn how to tune. Buy your tools and have at it. The best way to learn is from trial and error.

    CrzyTuning now offering port services

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