ok Iam trying to find answers and will post hoping it helps..
I have a 99 hatch with a B18C1 (gsr) engine with the stock intake manifold..what do I do about the secondary runners?? is there away to hook them up or do I need to change to a skunk2 manifold or get a obd1 P72 ecu?? I would like to keep the stock manifold so I can run a gsr nos setup but dont want to lose the 10+ horse from not having them work.
Thanks,David
Hondata stage 2 with P28 ecu on a B18C1..
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Hybrid_Hatch
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You need a P72 ECU to control the secondary intake runners on a B18C1. No other Honda ECU has the right circuitry to handle it.
-Andy
-Andy
'99 EBP Si
S200 w/everything|12psi JRSC|Heatshield
AEM CAI|Kamikaze headers
Custom (quiet) 2.5" exhaust
Quaife LSD|JUN 9lb flywheel|ACT XTSS clutch
Eibach Pro-Kit/KYB AGX
Full polyurethane bushings/mounts
OZ 16x7 Superleggera + Sumi HTR Z II
S200 w/everything|12psi JRSC|Heatshield
AEM CAI|Kamikaze headers
Custom (quiet) 2.5" exhaust
Quaife LSD|JUN 9lb flywheel|ACT XTSS clutch
Eibach Pro-Kit/KYB AGX
Full polyurethane bushings/mounts
OZ 16x7 Superleggera + Sumi HTR Z II
external rpm switch
you can always just have an external rpm switch to activate the runners, no big deal. way cheaper than getting a p72 and having to resolder and ect.
Whoojong
Whoojong
Re: external rpm switch
I've heard of this being done too. Can you elaborate on installing an rpm switch to activate the runners? I know you can use an MSD rpm switch, but I'm clueless on how you would install it...By the way I'm in the same position w/ a b18c1 and p28 ecu with an s200 system. Thanks.whoojong wrote:you can always just have an external rpm switch to activate the runners, no big deal. way cheaper than getting a p72 and having to resolder and ect.
Whoojong
Justin