FS: FRWilk chip $85 shipped
03-14-2011, 09:16 PM
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FS: FRWilk chip $85 shipped
Briefly used FRWilk chip for an 85.5+ NA
Removed from the car when I installed a MAF kit that had its own chip.
$85 shipped to anywhere in the US
Removed from the car when I installed a MAF kit that had its own chip.
$85 shipped to anywhere in the US
03-28-2011, 02:47 PM
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Yeah its the miller kit. Its a big improvement, more power from about 3k on... and better idle.
They are working with me on a tune though, so its not perfect.
They are working with me on a tune though, so its not perfect.
03-28-2011, 06:08 PM
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Mines a 85.5..would you recommend waiting until Miller has the bugs worked out? Sorry to hijack but this was going to be my next purchase. Can You go into a little more detail about the issues? My car runs perfect with the Wilk....and I dont want to break whats not broken.
03-28-2011, 06:42 PM
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The issue is a pretty solid stumble/miss when I go WOT under about 3k. I'm guessing the fuel mix is off at that point. After 3k it pulls hard to redline and I can feel more power than before. Like I said I've been talking to them about the tune and am standing by for a update to test out for them. The guys at miller have been super helpful and responsive and I'm pretty happy with it.
so far as long as I wait for 3k to really put the hammer down its great, once the kinks are ironed out it will be even better. It's super easy to install too, took me about 2 hours including modifying the ECU.
so far as long as I wait for 3k to really put the hammer down its great, once the kinks are ironed out it will be even better. It's super easy to install too, took me about 2 hours including modifying the ECU.
