Honda Acura Ecu Vtec Conversion Kit For 1980 Board (obd1 P74 & P75 Ecu) on 2040-parts.com
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Non-vtec Honda OBD1 ECU to Vtec ECU conversion kit. Make your already chipped ECU just like a P28.
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