G force Performance Chip Kit
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BlackedOutHemi
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Always heard nope. And to go with superchips if no plans for much engine modification.
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BlackedOutHemi
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It's a resistor in a box. Literally a huge waste of money. And will do you no good. Can be built for $0.25. Would be a waste of money.
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nussdawg395
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DO NOT FALL FOR THIS CRAP! Like the guys said its a resistor in a box. There is no magic cure for $70 to give you 20+ mpgs and 100 hp. I make the IAT sensors for vehicles in my plant, all that resistor is doing is fooling the computer to think the IAT is reading optimum air temps. Its junk.
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Yeah just crap.
Save up a few more dollars and you can find a Superchips programmer for just over $100. I increased my mpgs by almost 3 on the performance setting. I have the Superchips 3715
Save up a few more dollars and you can find a Superchips programmer for just over $100. I increased my mpgs by almost 3 on the performance setting. I have the Superchips 3715
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