Computer chips for boosting performance.
Computer chips for boosting performance.
I am considering purchasing an aftermarket computer chip to boost the horsepower of my SRT6.
Do these work?
Are they worth the price? I would not mind getting an extra 30 horsepower or so for $100 to $200.
Can these damage the engine, engine components or the smog system?
Which one in specific works the best?
Do these work?
Are they worth the price? I would not mind getting an extra 30 horsepower or so for $100 to $200.
Can these damage the engine, engine components or the smog system?
Which one in specific works the best?
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Re: Computer chips for boosting performance.
I am considering purchasing an aftermarket computer chip to boost the horsepower of my SRT6.
Do these work?
Are they worth the price? I would not mind getting an extra 30 horsepower or so for $100 to $200.
Can these damage the engine, engine components or the smog system?
Which one in specific works the best?
Do these work?
Are they worth the price? I would not mind getting an extra 30 horsepower or so for $100 to $200.
Can these damage the engine, engine components or the smog system?
Which one in specific works the best?
All the years I've been on the site, these do not work as advertised. Don't think they damage the engine. Save your monies for a eurocharged tune, that'll be the best tune you can give the car short of a dyno tune with them modifying the tune as performance is monitored. Good luck!
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I can produce ANY chip you want!
I charge $45 per horsepower, but my HP does not show on a dyno, but you will FEEL the difference.
My chips plug into the cigarette lighter - so anyone can do it. They communicate with the ECU via syncronaus cereal data steams on the battery feed - I am gonna patent this design reel soon and
when I do, the price is gonna go up.
I charge $45 per horsepower, but my HP does not show on a dyno, but you will FEEL the difference.
My chips plug into the cigarette lighter - so anyone can do it. They communicate with the ECU via syncronaus cereal data steams on the battery feed - I am gonna patent this design reel soon and
when I do, the price is gonna go up.
Re: Computer chips for boosting performance.
I can produce ANY chip you want!
I charge $45 per horsepower, but my HP does not show on a dyno, but you will FEEL the difference.
My chips plug into the cigarette lighter - so anyone can do it. They communicate with the ECU via syncronaus cereal data steams on the battery feed - I am gonna patent this design reel soon and
when I do, the price is gonna go up.
I charge $45 per horsepower, but my HP does not show on a dyno, but you will FEEL the difference.
My chips plug into the cigarette lighter - so anyone can do it. They communicate with the ECU via syncronaus cereal data steams on the battery feed - I am gonna patent this design reel soon and
when I do, the price is gonna go up.
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Re: Computer chips for boosting performance.
almost any tune shop will ship you a cable then e mail you a tune to match your mods , and you use a laptop and install the tune cost is around 600,, yes six hundred dollars they work about 80% of a dyno tune. jim
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Hey Mark, you ain't got nuttin ! My chip is in a self contained module that you just have to get close to the PCM, it then senses it's aura and bonds with it using heterocyclitacal radio waves. Once the session is over ( light turns green ), you can then use it on any other car. Mine too supplies stealth HP, not measurable on a dyno.
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tamato, tamatoe, the heck with that I want tomater.
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