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Old 06-20-2004, 05:58 PM
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chip upgrade??

hey any of u guys know anything about some kind of a chip......um..idk what it was called i saw it in a magazine, said it was a nice car upgrade that does something to the fuel so that u can rev past redline???
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Re: chip upgrade??

revin' past redline? is that safe

but wat the crap .. wat is safe wen it comes to cars
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Re: chip upgrade??

No, its not safe. You have a redline to insure safety and daily reliability. Overwise car manufacturers would put redline at 100,000 RPM.
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