from what i was told by the previous owner, my h22a has a chipped p28 ecu and was previously tuned. i know this is valid (at least the tuning part because vtec kicks in at 4500rpm versus the stock 5500rpm) how do i know what it was tuned with in the even that i get a retune. i havent found a stand alone ecu so i dont think its hondata or aem ems. so i should assume its software only based tune like chrome or maybe something else? is there anyway to find out or would it just be smarter to get a standalone to avoid any (although im nt sure if my concern is valid) compatibility issues?
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Pull the ecu out and take a photo of the internals.
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Hondata S300 uses a chipped OBD1 ECU, it is not a stand alone.
As said above, take the ECU out and open up the cover. Take a picture and post it up. Hondata and Neptune use distinctive pieces of hardware added to the ECU. eCtune and Crome can have a ZIF socket and a chip. You would need software in order to tell witch one has been used. In any case they can easily be tuned with ether piece of software. Hondata and Neptune are hardware and software specific.
Most tuners should be able to tune any of the 4 common pieces of software anyway.Comment
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ok sounds good, its really nice out, and i wanted to take a detailed look at everything anyways. including where my exhaust is leaking and what shocks/springs im running. i didnt look at it thoroughly when i got it, i was amped that i was getting a h22a swapped cb7 for 2000 bucks. i was willing to overlook the details.Comment
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The easiest way to find out would be to contact the person that owned it previously.
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