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Old 04-03-2005, 09:15 PM
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performance chip

whats a good racing chip for a 92 integra
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Re: performance chip

No chip at all is the best route.
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Old 04-04-2005, 03:14 AM
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Re: performance chip

why is that? Wouldnt a chip help your preformance? or are they pointless.
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Old 04-04-2005, 10:23 AM
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Re: performance chip

all a chip really does is make your air/ fuel richer, remove the speed governor and/or bump up the rev limit......in the way of horsepower doesnt really do much(that I know of).
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Re: performance chip

So why wouldn't you want one? All those features listed above would be pretty cool to have.
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Re: performance chip

you're retarded
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Re: performance chip

If you run richer than you will loose hp also it will wash the cylinder walls and cause some fule top get into the oil which will thin it and if enough gets in it cause it to become flamable and possible have a fire on your hands. That is just one possibility, there are too many down sides of a ecu chip to bother listing.
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Re: performance chip

ask yourself...........why do i need a chip? what does the chip i specifically want to buy actually do?

basically AFRs are richened and timing maps are advanced. most chipped ecus of the production line are NA specific (which follows the above giudelines).

search, this topic has been covered.
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Re: performance chip

no need to hate kornflakes, just wondering
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