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stenseltizm 02-28-2008 11:13 AM
Re: 1 st turbo build.
 
most people here will tell you to chip/tune the ecu

some like bitchasscracker will tell you for low boost you don't need to. but i'm not sure what components he recommends afc? fpr?

but i believe he still agrees that you need to at least throw a wideband on it to make sure it's 'tuned'

pros and cons of all options are explained very well in the stickies though. everything else is just personal opinion which does nothing for reliability ease or cost.

in short, read up bitch

lilpooh21186 02-28-2008 05:40 PM
Re: 1 st turbo build.
 
Originally Posted by jamescivic
hi been to alot of forums for honda turbos an this is the place for me..love the ideas an work done here.my question ,om my stock 1.6 zc motor can i run 5 to8 psi boost an add bigger injecters a fuel pressure regulater an adjust timing for tune. or do i need to get ecu tuned. ready to get out in yard an start this progect on my daily driver.for what it matters can do work myself but cant tune the ecu. ty.. :)
IMO you should as stated read stikys and you can tune your own ecu dont be scared to try if you blow ---- up try agian just dont do what you did last time. NO one woke up in the morning and knew how to tune they all started just like you and me atleast thats how i think of it. Look into diy tuning

stenseltizm 02-28-2008 06:38 PM
Re: 1 st turbo build.
 
Originally Posted by lilpooh21186
IMO you should as stated read stikys and you can tune your own ecu dont be scared to try if you blow ---- up try agian just dont do what you did last time. NO one woke up in the morning and knew how to tune they all started just like you and me atleast thats how i think of it. Look into diy tuning
exactly my point. no matter what you would use to get er runnin you will still need to tune it somehow. that's why most people recommend the chipped ecu, it gives you the most info and its organized the most. So theoretically should be the easiest to learn how to tune.


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