vtec conversion
07-27-2008, 04:38 PM
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Re: vtec conversion
I didn't use any parts when I converted them in the past, all you have to do is move a jumper or 2 its been a while since I did it but Ill try to look up the website I used.
07-27-2008, 04:45 PM
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Re: vtec conversion
You're confused. You're talking about converting an automatic tranny ECU to a manual tranny ECU. P06s are the same ECU as a P28, but they don't physically have the VTEC parts on the circuit board. Add the parts, and you have a P28. Don't add the parts, and you don't have VTEC. It's very simple. You can't add VTEC by moving jumpers around because you don't have any solenoid drivers..
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07-27-2008, 04:54 PM
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You're confused. You're talking about converting an automatic tranny ECU to a manual tranny ECU. P06s are the same ECU as a P28, but they don't physically have the VTEC parts on the circuit board. Add the parts, and you have a P28. Don't add the parts, and you don't have VTEC. It's very simple. You can't add VTEC by moving jumpers around because you don't have any solenoid drivers..
07-30-2008, 07:25 PM
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Re: vtec conversion
what is the code inside the ecu it should be either 11f0 or 1728 and its printed inside the ecu on the curcuit board right on the top -center of the board and i charge $75.00
with a tune of your choice.
with a tune of your choice.
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