I came across a chip oline for a p12 ecu. it was $50 and says it remaps the fuel/air, raises the redline to 8000rpm's (i could care less) and removes the speed limiter. Is anyone running this or has done it before? Thanks! Looks pretty lagit and comes with a 1 year warranty and install instructions.
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link to the site? and whats the main reason why u want to chip it for?Project M3 - http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=157903
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putting the ECU in the accord already changes the fuel map. thus the 10hp increase. its probably a $5 resistor from radio shack while they charge you $30+ for it. dont do it.Comment
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I've seen an actual chip for the p12. You have to desolder your chip, solder in an adapter plate (new chip has two more prongs) and then pop the new chip in the plate. I don't know if it would be a good idea or not. I don't think it would be good to rev to 8000 regardless, I think you'd have problems getting enough air in it to feed it.Comment
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I want it to remove my speed limiter and if it adds more hp thats always a plus. Heres the site, check it out and leme know. Im workin on gettin the p12 as we speak, im sure i'll be happy enough with the p12 and the extra hp, but i'd love to lose my speed limter (fuel cutoff). Mine is at 125mph, ive only done it a few times but i'd be nice 2 go a little faster. (i do it in the sticks, wheat fields surrounding a paved, lone highway and no one around.) I also read the p12 tops out at 112mph, so im already gonna go slower.
. And i will NOT be reving to 8k. i barely redline as it is...
http://www.qcwo.com/otherdeal/index....products_id=13Last edited by eazyduzit509; 07-17-2009, 08:05 PM.
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any1?
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http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...ht=calling+f22
this thread will explain why it's worth it and why it isn't. If you're going to go for a chipped ecu get one you can actually change at will. The p12 isn't a common ecu and if you plan on doing any more mods besides the ecu in the future then you should get a civic/teg ecu. Talk to me if you're interested and I'll set you straightKnowledge is power...in EVERY sense of the word
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