Performance chips

[JetMek]

Hahahahahaaa,

[fat_kid]

i almost chipped my tooth today, that was no good.

as stated before, chips are usually crap, you would get better performance by doing some small performance changes, if you can do it yourself, cams is easy and cheep or a new exhaust or just add another supercharger

[JetMek]

Yep, I am starting to think that chips are good for eating, not good for motors, but new intakes and underdrives (real improvements) will do much better.
I am curious though, my car is speed limited by the computer to 130mph, I wonder if I couldnt get a ecm from germany for my model and swap it out to get more. not that i can exactly go over 130 every day

[Memphis]

thats weird, isn't it supposed to be 155mph?

[JGT8229]

lol owned,
if u get smaller pulleys i say get a chip , new intake thrttle body exhast. i duno how much gains they wil bring u on that car though

[JetMek]

Hmm 155,, I read somewhare it was 130, I guess I'll just have to find out
Yea, It already has plenty of go, heck it goes just as fast in the quarter as my old 72 Old's cutlass and that had a V-8

[JetMek]

Well I got it up to 123 yesterday and it still has more to go, we will see if i can go for more this weekend.

[skyline180000]

Chips or programmers can be good but only from a reputable company.

[bam 240sx]

Originally Posted by bmxer99

chips are generally a shitty idea, all they do is make the computer dump fuel.

im getting an EAT chip for my 94 525i they're quality and good, they raise the rev limiter and adds about 20 proven bhp. and 19 tq

[poby]

unless its a diesel dont buy a pre made chip... if anything go to a tuning shop and get it tuned.