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Old 12-19-2003, 01:12 AM
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Obd2 to Obd1 Converters

I hear bad thinks about them, does anybody know of one that will work. I am dropping a d16z6 in my car and need to get one
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get an aftermarket high flow one...nopionline hjas em, or you could get a universal highflow from any exhaust store.
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Re: Obd2 to Obd1 Converters

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get an aftermarket high flow one...nopionline hjas em, or you could get a universal highflow from any exhaust store.
Hmm, not sure you know what you are talking about... OBD I/II stands for On Board Diagnostics, I think you are thinking of a catylitic converter. Eitherway checkout Skunk2 they have a complete harness conversion. Not sure if they have one for your application though.

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Old 12-20-2003, 01:47 AM
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Re: Re: Obd2 to Obd1 Converters

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Hmm, not sure you know what you are talking about... OBD I/II stands for On Board Diagnostics, I think you are thinking of a catylitic converter. Eitherway checkout Skunk2 they have a complete harness conversion. Not sure if they have one for your application though.

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My friend tried Skunk2 and Lets just say he is in process of have to cut and rewire the whole thing
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get an aftermarket high flow one...nopionline hjas em, or you could get a universal highflow from any exhaust store.
Sounds like you really know your computers.
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