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Tuning an automatic d16...

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Hey guys, just wondering if its possible to tune a 95 civic vtec with an automatic.tranny, and if possible, what's the best way to do so. Thanks.

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Looks like topic has much info on auto b16 transmission setups, but not much on obd1 d16 auto setups. Anyone has first hand experience with such animal ? Thanks.

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thething96 wrote:Looks like topic has much info on auto b16 transmission setups, but not much on obd1 d16 auto setups. Anyone has first hand experience with such animal ? Thanks.
it's basically the same thing, but it's harder to do the mid-vacuum portion of the map... You have less control over load and rpm... Aside from that it is basically the same principals as tuning a manual.
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Thanks. Any tips on which ecu I should tune with? And is there a different procedure to chip the auto ecu?

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I guess i just answered my own question, but maybe with a wrong asnwer. Should say, is the auto ecu able to be chipped, and is there a different chipping procedure?

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Same procedure just start with an auto rom.... Or rather... Start with your auto ecu specified when making your first .cal.
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thanks for the input

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