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  1. #61
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    Join Date
    Nov 2009
    Location
    Brisbane
    Car:
    B20VTEC EG!
    Why don't you use a stock ecu so you don't have to get an emissions test
    '66 Morris Mini DeLuxe. In pieces.
    '88 Honda RT4WDShuttle. B20vtec turbo crv swap
    '95 Honda EG Civic. B20VTEC.

  2. #62
    Quote Originally Posted by Miniman_Alis View Post
    Why don't you use a stock ecu so you don't have to get an emissions test
    And then once passed just pop the standard ECU back on....

    Mind you I can't see anything on your car that requires a tuneable ECU.

  3. #63

    Noobie. Mini with a Vtec JDM B16A

    The Autronic (tuneable) is already installed as it ran my supercharged engine. I was and probably am still in two minds which way to go.
    The Autronic will need tuning once done but quicker to wire up the engine considering it is in the car already. It will cost more in tuning though.
    The stock ECU I have is a chipped P28 but I am unsure how reliable this will be. It didn't come out of the same car so I would be hoping it is tuned correctly for the engine. The engine is a B16A with an Integra type R inlet manifold and throttle body. I ordered a chip advising the supplier of this info but I am putting my trust into someone online that it is right and won't destroy the engine.
    On another note, If I make any mods later like cams and the likes then I am probably best to have the Autronic. If I do it now I won't have to do it twice (stock then tuneable)

    Hence the two minds.
    Last edited by Dutchy1978; 31-01-2016 at 08:59 PM.

  4. #64
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    Nov 2009
    Location
    Brisbane
    Car:
    B20VTEC EG!
    You should just get a Hondata s300 it's the stock ecu(the P28 is the best ecu to use for this) with a USB cable so you can tune it locally. I am using this on 3 of my Hondas.

    Telling someone overseas to tune your car is not the best way to go about it.
    '66 Morris Mini DeLuxe. In pieces.
    '88 Honda RT4WDShuttle. B20vtec turbo crv swap
    '95 Honda EG Civic. B20VTEC.

  5. #65

    Noobie. Mini with a Vtec JDM B16A

    Why would I buy a Hondata if I already have a tuneable ECU that's already fitted?
    Either way they both need tuning. I am then just spending more money on a Hondata S300 aren't I? What are the benefits of the Hondata over mine?

  6. #66
    Member Array
    Join Date
    Nov 2009
    Location
    Brisbane
    Car:
    B20VTEC EG!
    It uses the oem ecu so you don't have to get an emissions test.
    '66 Morris Mini DeLuxe. In pieces.
    '88 Honda RT4WDShuttle. B20vtec turbo crv swap
    '95 Honda EG Civic. B20VTEC.

  7. #67
    Ok. I'll have a look at them and see what best suits both the wallet, time and engine.

  8. #68

    Noobie. Mini with a Vtec JDM B16A

    Custom radiator done and mounted in.
    Before you ask, The yellow rocker cover is on to avoid damage to my nice red one.
    Engine is back out now for hopefully the last time before the final install.






  9. #69
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    Dec 2005
    Location
    Point Cook, VIC
    Car:
    EK1 CXI
    fuk those headers are gonna b tight...

  10. #70
    Very. Custom headers though so we'll make them fit.

  11. #71
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    Apr 2006
    Location
    Brisbane, QLD
    Car:
    EF8 CRX
    This is awesome! Nice work so far mate!

  12. #72
    Quote Originally Posted by crx51 View Post
    This is awesome! Nice work so far mate!
    Thanks mate. Slowly getting there. It should be a fun car when it's finally finished.

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