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06 January 2002, 05:55 PM
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Has anyone had any experience of the above company?
I am thinking of taking the plunge and getting 'chipped' but cannot afford £1600 for a ppp.
With Superchips offering there services for 1/3 of that price I am very tempted.
Any comments from anyone?
I am thinking of taking the plunge and getting 'chipped' but cannot afford £1600 for a ppp.
With Superchips offering there services for 1/3 of that price I am very tempted.
Any comments from anyone?
06 January 2002, 06:16 PM
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superchip ok as long as u dont turn up boost to far as it takes out boost limit completely also make sure u have chip with right voltage as diffrent years use diffrent voltages and if u dont get right voltage it wont work right
ssubaru
superchip ok as long as u dont turn up boost to far as it takes out boost limit completely also make sure u have chip with right voltage as diffrent years use diffrent voltages and if u dont get right voltage it wont work right
ssubaru
06 January 2002, 09:07 PM
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Dawes will arguably give you better results for 1/10th of the price with your fuel cut still in place. http://www.dawesdevices.com and see all the threads on it in Drivetrain.
If you remove you fuel cut with a Superchips "conversion" you will be in hot water if a hose comes off and your engine would probably go pop or bang. If the hoses stay on and you don't fiddle with it it can be a good if crude solution. Wouldn't put it on my car.
If you remove you fuel cut with a Superchips "conversion" you will be in hot water if a hose comes off and your engine would probably go pop or bang. If the hoses stay on and you don't fiddle with it it can be a good if crude solution. Wouldn't put it on my car.
