96 Honda Civic Tuning

by **nabeel** » Sun Sep 13, 2020 7:30 pm

Hey,
i'm new to tuning and I have no background on remapping ecu for a turbo 96 civic so i was wondering where can i get this type of help to learn.

and I live in Libya and we don't have and tuning shops to get it done by a professional would really appreciate some help :angel: :angel:

by **balla** » Mon Oct 05, 2020 12:14 am

nabeel wrote:Hey,
i'm new to tuning and I have no background on remapping ecu for a turbo 96 civic so i was wondering where can i get this type of help to learn.

and I live in Libya and we don't have and tuning shops to get it done by a professional would really appreciate some help :angel: :angel:

Hello mate,

Im used to tune hondas, what you have, Hondata? Ostrich ?

by **nabeel** » Sat Oct 10, 2020 9:47 pm

by **nabeel** » Sat Oct 10, 2020 9:49 pm

balla wrote:
nabeel wrote:Hey,
i'm new to tuning and I have no background on remapping ecu for a turbo 96 civic so i was wondering where can i get this type of help to learn.

and I live in Libya and we don't have and tuning shops to get it done by a professional would really appreciate some help :angel: :angel:

Hello mate,

Im used to tune hondas, what you have, Hondata? Ostrich ?

tbh I Don't have standalone or handata im using stock ecu, is that going to be a problem for me while tuning my civic?

by **balla** » Mon Jan 25, 2021 12:36 am

No, ostrich is just a EPROM emulator.

But you can remove the 27C* 29F* EPROM and burn in a Willem, for example...

Let me know if you need some help, ballaownz@gmail.com , I dont look here very often, like you can see :mrgreen:

by **redfish0** » Sat Jan 30, 2021 5:52 pm

I didnt think you could do the eprom write on a willem on a 96 year car because it will be obd2. I turbo'd a 1996 civic years back and had to chuck the original ecu and got a P07 odb1 ecu on an odb2 to odb1 conversion harness. It was running on supra 430cc injectors. A p30 or p28 ecu is the one to go for though. The p07 was surface mount and I had to do some bodging to solder in the chip holder. A free version of Crome was the software I used to tune it.