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Old 06-08-2010, 11:32 AM
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Old 06-08-2010, 04:05 PM
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Hi Dave.

What does this performance chip do for the car?

Thanks.
Old 06-08-2010, 10:57 PM
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Hi Dave,

I can make your GT-3 better, too.
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Your wife might not know from chips but in 5-6 weeks when you find yourself reaching for the keys of the 993 when you want to go for a drive you will.
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i assume this chip won't work in CA? we use 91oct here...
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Originally Posted by 911ist
i assume this chip won't work in CA? we use 91oct here...
It sure will, however they run much better with a splash of 100 in there,....
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Does higher octane fuel help a stock tune at all?
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Originally Posted by Cactus
Does higher octane fuel help a stock tune at all?
A little, yes (especially in hot weather).

Changes made to the timing tables in good performance software makes an even bigger difference with good gas.
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so what does this chip support? i have fabspeed exhaust, andial semi-LWF and plan on adding an intake, sport cat and possibly headers in the future. Will this work with the chip?
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One more reason I want to MOVE OUT OF THIS SORRY STATE!
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Originally Posted by Dudley
My chip sold, I just changed it out and I replaced my OEM version. I no longer have a "dog n this fight" so IMHO you are missing out if you don't add this little mod. (And you just missed out on a great deal!)........
All the best.

NOT SO FAST !.....

I have the same chip available (NEVER USED) !

And available for $349 !!!! <---- that's RIGHT, $1 CHEAPER !
+shipping......


(i'm assuming your chip was already sold.... if not... please let me know)

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Alf,
OK, can't resist the $1 off. I have '95 7/94 build OBD1 with 93 Octane available in NC. Can you confirm compatibility?

Thanks,
Walt
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Originally Posted by Cactus
Does higher octane fuel help a stock tune at all?
Not really, unless it's really hot and your car is pre-detonating. Conventional wisdom is that you want the lowest octane fuel that won't knock given your ignition timing, temps, etc. Any higher octane and you're mainly just wasting money.

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I normally ran 93 Octane but I have run 91, 100 and a few in between - no knocking ever.
The lack of knocking sounds doesn't mean your programming is safe. Detecting pre-det is done with knock sensors or, if you're so inclined, a pair of det cans (headphones hooked up to the engine block).

I run a performance chip too, but this is like the Bud/Miller argument; everybody swears there's a difference but the reality is that nobody could tell a difference in a blind test.
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Originally Posted by TheOtherEric
Not really, unless it's really hot and your car is pre-detonating. Conventional wisdom is that you want the lowest octane fuel that won't knock given your ignition timing, temps, etc. Any higher octane and you're mainly just wasting money.
Not to nitpick, but detonation and pre-ignition are two different things,....

The lack of knocking sounds doesn't mean your programming is safe. Detecting pre-det is done with knock sensors or, if you're so inclined, a pair of det cans (headphones hooked up to the engine block).
Speaking only for myself, we use the factory scan tools (Hammer & PST-2) to monitor knock counts in the ECU to observe knock-sensor activity as well as watch ignition timing in real time. Its FAR more accurate than the human ear,....
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Thanks for the clarification Steve. Right on all accounts, of course!

I shouldn't have used the word "pre-".

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