obd2 --> obd1
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Is the only benefit the cost of a tuning product?
I have one concern about it. If I get way into modding and tuning and need to get emissions, then I have to switch back to obd2 correct? How could I manage this and not blow up the motor with a "standard" odb2 tune?
Also, in the switch is it just buying a pcm and that's it? I think the pcm has to be tuned "immediately" for the knock sensors? Anything else?
I have one concern about it. If I get way into modding and tuning and need to get emissions, then I have to switch back to obd2 correct? How could I manage this and not blow up the motor with a "standard" odb2 tune?
Also, in the switch is it just buying a pcm and that's it? I think the pcm has to be tuned "immediately" for the knock sensors? Anything else?