obd1 or obd 2?
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alright thanx for the info. guys I really appreciate it!
Not sure yet how much can you get me one for?!!
By the way, where are you ordering it from, and for how much?!!
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not sure, hit me up on aim - Enjuku Matt or email me matt@enjukuracing.com - don't want to discuss commercial stuff on here!
I've never come across an OBD2 95, only 96..
I've never come across an OBD2 95, only 96..
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Well, Ive been told that OBD2 can be a pain when it comes to tuning (as compared to OBD1) simply because many more parameters are being watched and measured in the OBD2 ECU's which can throw codes a lot more offen which can hinder performance upgrades because the computer goes into "panic-oh, shit" mode and resets everything to a safe car-running setting. Of course tuning OBD2 is pretty much old school now anyways.
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