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I need to convert my OBD2 to OBD1, For two reasons. One is I recently installed a High-flow Cat, and I need to bypass the O2 sensor so my check engine light is disengaged. Second reason is because instead of buying a simulator to emulate this effect, OBD1 will not check this, and then conversion can offer a horsepower advantage because OBD1 is better and because I am getting a Skunk2 / Or Mugen Chipped ECU combined with the OBD1 conversion ( The chip converts and acts as an ECU, and is a P28 chip ).
Another question... Mugen or Skunk2 ECU program? which is better? .... my engine has stock internals ... THANKS. |
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Are you asking a question or making a statement?
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ok, firstly, highflow cat wouldn't cause O2 sensor codes, the o2 sensor lies before the cat anyway(I ran with a straight header after my swap with no codes...)
Secondly, to convert to OBI, you're going to need a conversion harness, an OBDI ECU, an OBDI distributor(because of the differences in the Hall Effect sensors located in the block and distributor housing). I think you need to do some more reading before you spend money. If you've got stock internals, then don't waste you're money on a JUN or Mugen chip. If you wanna spend money on a tunable ecu, buy a stock P30 and drop a Hondata in it. You'll be much happier with it in the long run. JUN and Mugen chips are designed for highly modified Type-R engines, that's a B18C5 with internals and a valve job. __________________
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first off, forget the mugen and jun and skunk2 chips...
you'll run soooo rich it's ridiculous.. .want proof?? click here for a skunk2/p30/p61 comparison you;'l run like 11:1 a/f which = slow ass shit yO. i agree with the obd2 --> obd1 conversion, but i suggest a hondata chipped p28. i can write you the chip if you need it and probably get you pretty close, as i've spent time and money on a dyno tuning my b16 with hondata. |
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I can tell you exactly how to build an 02 sensor simulator if you want. It'll cost about 10 bucks in parts, or I can make one for you.
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