itd be less of a hassle to get a chipped p06. ran one on my h23 head swapped f22a and it ran like a beast. no egr, shift light and launch control. all for 125 bucks.
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You'd have to be sure to get a good tune. PREFERABLY tuned for the specific motor that it's running. However, there are enough people with near-stock F22Bs running chipped P06s on here that I'm sure someone could provide a map that would run it well enough. A custom tune is never better than a factory tune for a daily driver, though.
And $125... bleh. I could get a P06 for $15, a chipping kit for $20, and have someone burn a map to a blank chip for free.
If a little soldering is worth $90, then I guess $125 is a good price.
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not sure where you're getting your 15 dollar p06's but they go for around 40 around here.Comment
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There's a junkyard about an hour from me... every ECU is $15. P06, P28, P72... doesn't matter.
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I sold a stock P06 for $50 on ebay. I think stock P28s sometimes go for close to 100 on ebay. You could be making some extra cash with those 15 dollar ECUs!Comment
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Eh, they're usually picked over. It's an hour away... and I can't send a set of $5 decals out on time!
$100 for an ECU, and I'd be pissing some people off! 
I've only found a few on there. I paid $50 for my P28 from a member here, and I feel I got a deal. Honestly, $50 for an ECU isn't a bad price. The deals are out there, though.
P06s are nice, because they come from the low-end Civics. Nobody thinks they're worth anything! Hell, you can even convert a P06 into a P28 with very little effort.
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im useing my stock accord ecu the pt6.even thought it runs the motor smooth im not getting its full power. iv been searching for a p39 for about 2 months.....Comment
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The PT6 will at least run it well enough not to do damage.
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