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P12 Ecu prelude

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    P12 Ecu prelude

    hey guys where can i find a p12 ecu (prelude "S" f22) besides the junkyard and ebay? any thoughts? thanks!!!!

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    Classifieds, Craigslist, People who have a Prelude S that swapped in an H22 or H23.

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      Originally posted by JoshM View Post
      Classifieds, Craigslist, People who have a Prelude S that swapped in an H22 or H23.
      thanks i'll give it a shot!

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        I'm skeptical that the p12 adds additional horsepower. I've recently done some investigating into the stock timing maps on them. What i've found is that total timing is the same above 4000rpm (except for a slight discrepancy at 4.5k where the p12 ecu runs 2* more timing.

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          Losiracer is selling a p12 in the classifieds section.

          http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=140887

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