P28 Ecu Chipped Vtec Latch Socketed Gsr Honda Civic Acura Integra B18c1 B18c on 2040-parts.com
Onaway, Michigan, US
Authentic P28 ECU
Excellent condition. I had this in my integra gsr. It is tuned for a gsr with basic bolt ons.
Intake, header, and exhaust.
It is the better chipped ecu with the latching socket. You can change the chip in a jiffy.
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