OBD-1 vs OBD-2

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Aug 12, 2002 | 05:05 AM

#11

StyleTEG

Make me an offer

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From: Ann Arbor, Michigan

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Originally posted by qtiger

OBD1 has its advantages.

Yup chipable, and you don't have to worry about the cat O2 sensor if you wanna go testpipe :thumbup:

Aug 12, 2002 | 07:42 AM

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snowman

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From: NE Ohio

Well, I went and bought one at lunch. 1999 Red, 39000 miles. OBD-2, so that's decided......

It's got an interesting OE (so the dealer says...) aero kit. Rocker panel and front /rear bumper extensions. Doesn't add much, just enough to look slightly different. And different is better, eh??

Sweet car, gotta get to the credit union and arrange for some financing.

Thanks for the input, I'm sure I'll need some more guidance from time to time, so as A-nold would say: "I'll be back"

Ferd
'99 GS-R (embarrassingly stock)

Aug 12, 2002 | 09:20 AM

#13

Meguel24

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From: First in line

Ferd, post a pic

Aug 12, 2002 | 09:22 AM

#14

reech-around

RIP Woong.

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From: san jose, ca

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Originally posted by ferd1
Well, I went and bought one at lunch. 1999 Red, 39000 miles. OBD-2, so that's decided......

It's got an interesting OE (so the dealer says...) aero kit. Rocker panel and front /rear bumper extensions. Doesn't add much, just enough to look slightly different. And different is better, eh??

Sweet car, gotta get to the credit union and arrange for some financing.

Thanks for the input, I'm sure I'll need some more guidance from time to time, so as A-nold would say: "I'll be back"

Ferd
'99 GS-R (embarrassingly stock)

cool, congratulations