With DIY ITBS can u run a OEM ECU effectivly?
 

just wondering on a SOHC can u run the DYI ITB effectivly or is is better just to invest in a honda data unit, or ECU programmer

Re: With DIY ITBS can u run a OEM ECU effectivly?
 

If you're OBD0, there is code in development for ITBs. Anything else, I have no idea.

http://forum.pgmfi.org/viewtopic.php?t=3056

Re: With DIY ITBS can u run a OEM ECU effectivly?
 

honestly I would run crome with its ITB support. It is very nice. Half is in Map and half is in TPS. Kicks ass for ITB's. So I would vote chipped ecu, running crome.

Re: With DIY ITBS can u run a OEM ECU effectivly?
 

93turbo16.. .have you used it personally or is that a guess?

Hrm, that sounds like Doc's code old. I'll have to look at it, as Doc has revised his ITB code... hrm, I'll dasm John's ROM and take a look at it.

Re: With DIY ITBS can u run a OEM ECU effectivly?
 

You're all about the asm lately, aren't you. ;)

Re: With DIY ITBS can u run a OEM ECU effectivly?
 

Hell yes. :D

I'm working my way up to an ignition cut launch control. :

Re: With DIY ITBS can u run a OEM ECU effectivly?
 

Why Would I just take a guess. I have used it personally, type R with ITBs and skunk2 cams. It was a lot smoother than uber for some reason. But it is very nice, since the map jumps right into almost 0 vacum right away with little TPS. SO that is why is is nice with TPS or Alpha-N.

That is the only thing I use crome for. It doesn't like my ostrich. :'(

Re: With DIY ITBS can u run a OEM ECU effectivly?
 

It's hard to tell on this board (and most) who have actually done and, or who is passing on what thier sister-in-law's baby cousin Tracy saw on some forum while someone else was changing thier oil. :P

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Sounds like you have a good head on your shoulders... maybe we can discuss you using the TurboEDIT OBD1 Console.
PM me if you're interested.
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Re: With DIY ITBS can u run a OEM ECU effectivly?
 

I understand. I guess I don't post enough on here to be taken to heart. :(

Re: With DIY ITBS can u run a OEM ECU effectivly?
 

..read my edit. ;)