Cpu upgrade?????????
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Cpu upgrade?????????
Sup fellas,
I was just wondering if there is ANY cpu upgrades out there that is worth buying!! Say for example "the Jet chip module" is this mod worth buying??
I was just wondering if there is ANY cpu upgrades out there that is worth buying!! Say for example "the Jet chip module" is this mod worth buying??
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http://www.gadgetonline.com/fuel.htm...20Super%20AFC:
Scroll down to "ECU upgrade"
This wouldn't do anything for you. Dont waste you money.
Scroll down to "ECU upgrade"
This wouldn't do anything for you. Dont waste you money.
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Originally Posted by <96 Runner>
http://www.gadgetonline.com/fuel.htm...20Super%20AFC:
Scroll down to "ECU upgrade"
This wouldn't do anything for you. Dont waste you money.
Scroll down to "ECU upgrade"
This wouldn't do anything for you. Dont waste you money.
Wow thanks for the info Glad I didn't buy it yet that sucks!!
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Hahaha! I read this when it was first posted a few hours ago and assumed it was in Off Topic. I thought you were talking about an actual personal computer. Glad I didnt reply to it. I was going to say CPUs are dirt cheap nowadays and so are motherboards. Swap it all out for a couple hundred bucks
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I don't think the ECU upgrades really do much good unless you have seriously modified the engine. Then it would probably be a good idea to go with an ECU upgrade that was designed to match the mods.
Bigger pistons and taller cams require a different fuel curve and dinking around with the air flow meter to try and trick the ECU doesn't work very well in my experience.
Bigger pistons and taller cams require a different fuel curve and dinking around with the air flow meter to try and trick the ECU doesn't work very well in my experience.
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