Spoon chip - worth fitting?

[bb1boy]

So shall I forget the convertor, fit the chipped ECU and leave it at that? ..I'd quite like VTEC in first though - but as it seems like a fair amount of hassle I might just let it go..

[FrontBackSide2Side]

Fit the chip and move the converter.

Read this it will help

http://www.infsq.co.uk/2007/04/honda-vt ... onverters/

[indigolemon]

The converter is, afaik, fitted in line with the cabling, and is three wires. Shouldn't be too hard to move, pretty sure someone on here will have more of a clue. Someone like @Ammo perhaps?

[bb1boy]

Thanks that's great I'll have a look later.. I hope I don't trash it!

Actually that link says if I put the convertor behind the dash, I will get VTEC in first but the 112mph limiter won't be removed. So I will then rely on the Spoon chip to remove the limiter?

[indigolemon]

Actually that link says if I put the convertor behind the dash, I will get VTEC in first but the 112mph limiter won't be removed. So I will then rely on the Spoon chip to remove the limiter?

yes, this! Best of both worlds

[Ammo]

[bb1boy]

Thanks Ammo, but what am I missing? The convertor on the left has 6 wires the one on the right only has 4..

[Ammo]

The converters only have 4 wires, the one on the left is showing them "passing through" the converter.

Yours will prob be wired like the right one, just near the VSS

[bb1boy]

I get ya. Nice one, thanks mate!

[crigal.bb6]

What do jdm clocks look like? My clocks are in mph but no vtec in first and no limiter?