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Old 07-31-2007, 12:27 AM   #1
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Default what is the suitable engine management for I-VTEC

guys.....i heard that not all engine management can control I-VTEC

so which is the best management for this engie

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Default Re: what is the suitable engine management for I-VTEC

Hondata K-Pro series will do the job

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guys.....i heard that not all engine management can control I-VTEC

so which is the best management for this engie

thx
the stock one, IMO.
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Default Re: what is the suitable engine management for I-VTEC

IF you dont do any thing to your engine involving either change of displacement... change of compression ratio...or change in induction method then there's no point in messing with the ECU. Performance gained from fitting an aftermarket exhaust manifold and intake filters are still within the ECU's `fuel trim' capabilities.

But if you still insist, the I-VTEC uses OBD-II meaning that you can do a reflash of the EEPROM. Try throwing the wrench at Honda Malaysia.

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