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Old 07-28-2010, 11:02 AM
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Default P28 on a B18C1

I'm currently running a P28 in my Civic and the engine is from a 95 GS-R, LIGHTLY modified w/ an AEM SRI and 2.5 in Cat-back with a high flow cat.

My question is, if I get it chipped and tuned w/the P28 I have now, will the gains I see from getting it chipped and tuned be worth the price I'll have to pay? Also, will the engine run more efficient than it is now and will I see any changes in my fuel economy. Currently i'm getting between 23-27 city and about 30hwy.

Thanks for any input.
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Default Re: P28 on a B18C1

If the P28 isn't chipped, you're running on a D16Z6 program, which isn't really great for running a B18C1. So it at least needs to be chipped with something like a P30 program (with the knock sensor disabled). This isn't really about fuel economy, this is about safely running your engine with something that is a much better approximation of the maps that it SHOULD be running with.

So yes, get it tuned. Efficiency will follow.
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Default Re: P28 on a B18C1

Will simply getting it chipped work or is the tuning going to be the most effective for making the engine run as it should?
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If the P28 isn't chipped, you're running on a D16Z6 program, which isn't really great for running a B18C1. So it at least needs to be chipped with something like a P30 program (with the knock sensor disabled). This isn't really about fuel economy, this is about safely running your engine with something that is a much better approximation of the maps that it SHOULD be running with.

So yes, get it tuned. Efficiency will follow.
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Default Re: P28 on a B18C1

getting it "chipped" is simply getting a programable chip installed in the computer. whoever does this will ask you what base map you need. as for your set-up, you just need a gsr basemap. once you have that gsr basemap im sure you will notice a difference all around. tuning isnt really needed for a basically stock gsr imo.
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Default Re: P28 on a B18C1

I just called Accuracy Auto, and they said that the getting the stock GSR basemap on CROME will theoretically work, but they advise getting a full tune because just the basemap could potentially be worse than my p28 without a full tune.
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getting it "chipped" is simply getting a programable chip installed in the computer. whoever does this will ask you what base map you need. as for your set-up, you just need a gsr basemap. once you have that gsr basemap im sure you will notice a difference all around. tuning isnt really needed for a basically stock gsr imo.
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Default Re: P28 on a B18C1

That's not really necessary because your engine is pretty much stock, but a tune never hurts if you don't mind spending some extra money. Stock programs are pretty conservative so a tune on even a stock engine can free up some extra power.
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Default Re: P28 on a B18C1

Originally Posted by Fabrik8
That's not really necessary because your engine is pretty much stock, but a tune never hurts if you don't mind spending some extra money. Stock programs are pretty conservative so a tune on even a stock engine can free up some extra power.
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OP id listen to this guy. Every post i read from this guy, IS the expert opinion..
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OR you can get a stock Gs-r OBD1 ECU and run that

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Default Re: P28 on a B18C1

Originally Posted by Fabrik8
That's not really necessary because your engine is pretty much stock, but a tune never hurts if you don't mind spending some extra money. Stock programs are pretty conservative so a tune on even a stock engine can free up some extra power.
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Default Re: P28 on a B18C1

Originally Posted by NasTHatch
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<3 you Fabrik8

OR you can get a stock Gs-r OBD1 ECU and run that
yes!!!!

Originally Posted by Fabrik8
If the P28 isn't chipped, you're running on a D16Z6 program, which isn't really great for running a B18C1. So it at least needs to be chipped with something like a P30 program (with the knock sensor disabled). This isn't really about fuel economy, this is about safely running your engine with something that is a much better approximation of the maps that it SHOULD be running with.

So yes, get it tuned. Efficiency will follow.
P30 is a b16 basemap Fabrik.

but really get your car chipped/tuned and stop riding around on that ecu. your valves are in agony. I hope for your motors sake your not racing anybody.

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