converting an 06 DBW to standard throttle
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Originally Posted by Gaspode,Mar 18 2009, 12:26 PM
All EU markets and Middle East still are AP1 F20C
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There is no harness for the Hondata K-Pro at the moment, the wiring is quite different from what I'm told. I believe there are also software differences between the AP1 and AP2 ECUs although I do not know what.
@takeshi, all F20C equipped cars are AP1 unless they've had they're engine swapped out
then who knows 
. Even the 09 car in the UK has an AP1 chassis number it's easily confused with the facelift car which coincided in the US with the introduction of the F22C engine and so many people think that the cars with the newer bumpers are all AP2 .
@takeshi, all F20C equipped cars are AP1 unless they've had they're engine swapped out
then who knows . Even the 09 car in the UK has an AP1 chassis number it's easily confused with the facelift car which coincided in the US with the introduction of the F22C engine and so many people think that the cars with the newer bumpers are all AP2 .
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[QUOTE=Boab01,Mar 20 2009, 07:42 AM]There is no harness for the Hondata K-Pro at the moment, the wiring is quite different from what I'm told. I believe there are also software differences between the AP1 and AP2 ECUs although I do not know what.
@takeshi, all F20C equipped cars are AP1 unless they've had they're engine swapped out then who knows . Even the 09 car in the UK has an AP1 chassis number it's easily confused with the facelift car which coincided in the US with the introduction of the F22C engine and so many people think that the cars with the newer bumpers
@takeshi, all F20C equipped cars are AP1 unless they've had they're engine swapped out
then who knows . Even the 09 car in the UK has an AP1 chassis number it's easily confused with the facelift car which coincided in the US with the introduction of the F22C engine and so many people think that the cars with the newer bumpers
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Originally Posted by LostMotion,Mar 18 2009, 04:56 PM
You can use a MoTeC ECU. Pricey but it works. You will need the M800 to get all the functions, you can a plug/play unit for about 5,000 USD.
by the UK distributor of ViPec to buy it and get it installed and initial tune so I can drive the car away.