So... tracked down all my wiring, its good. Z32 is wired correctly. Don't know what is going on and call it a day. On the way home, I give Jon a call and see if he has any insight. The only real change I made besides the MAF and injectors was the ECU. The ECU he gave me already had a Z32 chip in it, but he made me another one for the Z32 and 450s. He confirms that the Z32 program works, which I kinda already knew, but we really couldn't figure it out. So I get a little further down the road and he calls back... "Do you have the chip in backwards?" AW CRAP!
So I go back today and check the ECU, yup, chip is in backwards. I reset it and turned the key... crank, crank, crank.... The hell with it... I give up!
On a whim I decide to resplice my stock MAF and plug back in my stock ECU..... crank.. VRROOOM! Whoo hoo! It started, but ran like absolute crap. I expected it to start and I knew it would run badly since it still had the 450s in it and the stock ECU can't drive them.
Well... I whipped out the chipped ECU and put just the Z32 chip back in it to see if it was the whole ECU or just that Z32/450 chip that is bad..... but I left my Z32 wiring diagram at home so I couldn't rewire it back up.
So that is where I am at now. Car starts with my ECU, doesn't start with the Z32/450 ECU. So Jon I know you are reading this, I am either going to need a new chip, or I am going to just "borrow" an SAFC from that black Civic until he finds out I have it.
If I do decide to go the SAFC route, how tough is it to tune it for 450s? I know tuning for the Z32 is just a few easy settings away, but what about tuning it for bigger injectors?
Thanks for the look guys.
Joe
