if using a socketed P28 which is OBD1, you will also need an EK1 > OBD1 harness, OBD1 dizzy & wire the injectors cuase Y4 has 2 injectors to 1 wire, whereas OBD1 has 1 wire each injector...
EDIT - if using a Y4 or non-vtec head, you dont really need the P28 ecu, just get a P06...
im leaning towards AFI but back of my head peakboost comes up very hard choice. I know both kits are excellent as ive seen reviews on both, but peakboost more people use that i think i might go ahead with peakboost
and since i can use that engine +plus turbo for sale im going to get a d16y1 vtec head
if using a socketed P28 which is OBD1, you will also need an EK1 > OBD1 harness, OBD1 dizzy & wire the injectors cuase Y4 has 2 injectors to 1 wire, whereas OBD1 has 1 wire each injector...
EDIT - if using a Y4 or non-vtec head, you dont really need the P28 ecu, just get a P06...
the EK1 has different plugs compared to a traditional OBD2. you need to either hardwire the OBD1 ecu in or get an EK1 > OBD1 conversion harness from edge auto...
i thought you couldnt use that engine cause its older than the chassis, or are the rules different in NSW?
pretty sure the brackets are
87-90
90-95
96-98
98-00
00-02
etc i have a link some where for it because there are months that apply as well but what you cant get in trouble with is the head conversion as i have already looked and found out.
Problem is that ours in the 96-98 bracket for emmissions have to make one quarter the emmissions that the 90 model cars can make so its pretty hard to get them through for engeineering
WOULD YOU LIKE SOME FRONT BAR WITH YOUR FRONT MOUNT
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