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14 July 2004, 07:54 PM
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I wouldnt even go there 
Year dependent, your car can either be ECUTEK'd or run quite well on the standard ecu up to a certain stage, both are a better alternative to superchips
Tony
Year dependent, your car can either be ECUTEK'd or run quite well on the standard ecu up to a certain stage, both are a better alternative to superchips
Tony
15 July 2004, 11:10 AM
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Pure ripoff , Don't go there, You can (if you really wanted to) replicate this yourself with a Zenner Diode & a bleed valve, Zenner diode 45 Pence , bleed valve couple of quid, Superchips = Hundreds of pounds.
As said before choose another route dependent on MY of car
Dean
As said before choose another route dependent on MY of car
Dean
15 July 2004, 08:58 PM
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Superchip fitted to my 95 WRX Wagon by George Smith with 3" Revolution exhaust, Hayward & Scott 3" downpipe and K+N cone gave 250 bhp 260 ft.lbs 13.98 quarter mile. I ran it for at least 20,000 miles and it improved fuel economy. Worthwhile IMHO for a limited mod.
The same car now has 400 bhp after spending about £4,000 on parts or it would have been that much if I did not already have some of the bits kicking around anyhow.
The same car now has 400 bhp after spending about £4,000 on parts or it would have been that much if I did not already have some of the bits kicking around anyhow.
15 July 2004, 09:51 PM
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My 02 wrx is fitted with an abc superchip from new I'v had no problems with it with the supporting mods produced 284 bhp & 264 lb of tourque at well lane.
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16 July 2004, 09:48 AM
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Never had any issues with a Superchip fitted to an Audi Turbo.....
With Optimax the difference was very noticeable and I hammered the car with it on for 80k miles, including one track day!!
You'd probably be best with an Ecutek though as the Superchip wasn't 100% smooth like an Ecutek is
With Optimax the difference was very noticeable and I hammered the car with it on for 80k miles, including one track day!!
You'd probably be best with an Ecutek though as the Superchip wasn't 100% smooth like an Ecutek is
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