V2Rocket

I have this because I thought I would try tuning my NA engine; upon switching paths to the supercharger project these chips no longer will work for my application. I have not used these at all.

Autothority Performance Chip, $100 shipped. Sells new for $395. This is for any 85.5-87 DME.
According to the Autothority site, this will add 14HP (http://www.autothority.com/product_i...roducts_id=431) and I have read online that it increases the redline by about 300RPM. Autothority recommends 92 octane or better for this chip.
Contrary to the note on the Autothority site, this chip simply presses into the DME board. A detailed instruction set is available on Lindsey Racing's site, albeit their writeup is for a turbo it is the same procedure.
(Writeup: http://www.lindseyracing.com/LR/Parts/CHIPCHANGE.html)

In addition I have an atticful of spare parts for early cars. I have 2 spare DMEs, a few working sunroof motors, ignition coils, headlight motors, lots of hardware, some interior parts (in brown), 23mm/14mm swaybars and mountings, stock spings, etc. Just let me know what you're looking for and I'll see if I have it.

Marcquito

Don't you have an early? How would these have worked for you, anyway?

Wipeout

You can get an 85.5 DME and use it with an early, if I remember correctly.

Marcquito

Yeah? Hey Spencer, you have a spare DME from a latey?

V2Rocket

I have an early car and am still looking for a cheap late DME. These would not have worked on my early computers, which is why I have not used them, obviously.

I was playing with the idea for a while of building the NA motor a bit and trying to get more out of it but I am now almost ready to install the Eaton M90 that is sitting in my garage. These chips would not work well in conjunction with the supercharger as the chips are programmed for too much spark advance for a high-compression SC'd engine.

V2Rocket

bump with lowered prices...i have no use for these and need the money quick, the next quarter of college starts tomorrow and i have to buy books

moorepower

I'll take the Europroducts '88 chip. PM me with your payment info. Thanks.

V2Rocket

PM sent

spoolinturbo

for the chip...it says they install it into your ecu...so i doubt your selling the whole ecu? so i would need to solder this into my ecu?

V2Rocket

From the looks of the chip it looks like it just presses into the board rather than being soldered in.

Lindsey racing has a detailed writeup of replacing chips on a turbo car and I'd assume that the process is the same. They show a picture of the chip before it is put in and it has the same "feet" as this chip.
http://www.lindseyracing.com/LR/Parts/CHIPCHANGE.html

Daily944

That's 100% correct, I have this same chip installed in my 86. I did notice the difference from stock and my wallet did too during the gas price hikes(using 91 all the time). At Spencer's price of $100 bucks, I think it's worth it.

V2Rocket

thankfully gas prices have more than halved since the summertime...

around here in riverside premium is about 2.30-ish, how is it on the coast?