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Old 02-01-2007, 03:49 PM
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I have heard people doing ap1 to ap2 ecu swap, and they said its really good result. But im just wondering that if i do the swap, does my red line decrease from 9k to 8300?
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Wait - you're talking about putting an AP2 ECU into your MY00 S2000? I've never heard about anybody doing such a thing. It's usually the other way around in order to gain some higher revs.

I'd imagine it wouldn't do much for you - the fuel tuning would be richer, and your redline would be limited to 8200 rpm. Neither of which will help with power.
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Do you mean swapping in a 02-03 ECU into a 00-01?
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Here is a link to one thread about it: https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...ic=282571&st=0

I might be selling one, I bought it intending to install it, but haven't gotten around to it yet.
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yeah swap an AP2 to AP1...let me know how much u are selling
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Swapping an AP2 ECU into an AP1 is not a good idea. People swap AP1 ECU's into the AP2 to get the 9K redline. If you have an 00, then I think you are meaning the 02-03 ECU. It has new fuel maps that are supposed to help with low end power. Read the link above. I have the 02-03 ECU, if you want that ECU PM me. Not sure if I'm selling it, but I may since it has been laying around for almost a year.
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Exactly. You seem to be confusing an AP2 with the second generation of the AP1.....meaning the updated fuel maps that the '02-'03 possess without dropping the redline which would happen if you really did do a AP2 ecu.

Keep in mind you'll need the keys that went with the"new" ecu for the immobilizer to not screw you up.

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You need an '02 or '03 ecu, and either get the keys or have a honda dealership do the swap and have the VIN of the donating car handy so they can program you some new keys and log that change.
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now i figured it all out....so AP1 first gen is 00-01 and AP1 second gen is 02-03 and anything newer than that called ap2?? am i correct?
cz i thought 00-01 is ap1 and all others called ap2


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