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im going way out into left field with this one. but hear me out.

could u convert to OBD0 and run a PM6 on an integra provided the ECU has the igniton and fuel maps from the stock rom?

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Depending on whether or not that PM6 is the one that you can chip. I don't know much about Integra wiring. I'm sure if it's the correct ECU, that'll work.

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PM6 is the ECU from a 90-91 rex/hatch Si..

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On the Civic side, the PM6 is 88-91, but the phsyical motherboard was changed in 1990.

You need a 90 or 91 PM6 to chip with EcuControl and Ghettodyne.

This is the PM6 ECU you need, with this chip. If your PM6 doesn't look like this, don't bother chipping it. TOOOO much time and money for what it's worth. Just find thing one. Remember.. 1990, 1991 PM6.

http://www.ecucontrol.com/images/topecu.gif

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that's look like pretty cool :)

when this will be availlable???

How we gonna work with it???

Does we need to set the fuel mixture or the ECU will control it???

Thanks

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so just to clairfy...
what are the ECUs that work with Ghettodyne?
will my d15b7 ecu work for it...
mpfi, 16 valves 1.5l

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so to use in an obd1 car I would need an obd1-obd0 converter and on external rpm switch for vtec activation?..

might be more expense than it is worth in that case...

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Ghettodyne ECUs as of version 1.03: 90 - 91 PM6
EcuControl ROMs (which match to corrosponding ECUs) available here: http://www.ecucontrol.com/rom_page.htm

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so can someone explain why the ---- they don't support 92-95 non vtec engines?
cause i don't see the difference between the two...
i don't even know what ecu my engine has...d15b7...

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You have a P06..

Why? They explain that on thier site. No need to get mouthy about it.

It takes time to develope software. The ECUs run different programs, and the tuning programs haev to adapt to each ECU ROM to be able to properly read it.

They will support more ECUs as the software gets developed.