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Old 09-29-2004, 01:26 AM
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spoon racing chip

anyone know the price range of spoon racing chips? and does anyone have em on their 5th gen lude? if so any difference?
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Re: spoon racing chip

15 to 50 dollars, I've seen on ebay. But OBDII ecu's do not use EPROMs.

And otherwise, it's junk, regardless.
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Re: spoon racing chip

so obdIIs cant use racing chips?
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Re: spoon racing chip

No, you need something like a Pocketlogger to alter the values. The OBDII Eclipses have DSMLink, but I don't know what Preludes have. Probably nothing.
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