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p28 ( i think)preferably socketed, obd2 to obd1 conversion harness..correct me if im wrong, its for 97 civic ex, that is to be boosted, i plan on using crome to tune...i think thats the ecu i need.
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You can use any chipped obd1 ecu that has vtec.
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1990tsi has one (virgin)
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