OBD 1 vs. OBD 2
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OBD 1 vs. OBD 2
i recently talked to the guy that did all the mods on my car (97 z-28 lt1). one of the mods was taking out the MAF and the O2's and taking out the OBD2 and replacing it with a reprogrammed OBD1. ????????? anyone know the reason(s)/benefit(s) to doing this? (obviously i would think HP would be one reason)
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Originally Posted by infinitebird
Well, not so much easier I guess as just cheaper, and there are more options available for some stuff.
Editing software for an OBDII PCM costs around $400. Then you have to buy a scan tool software (which can run $250+).
For OBD1, you can get a PCM ($150 max, I paid $50 for mine), cable ($90), software ($90-$200), and scanning software (max $95, some free)... worst case scenario you save $100 - but you can swing it to where you're $300+ ahead, depending on what you do & deals you find.