knickerbocker

i was wondering if anyone has tried using a power chip from g-force co.they`re a legit co.in orange county california.i was thinking of getting one,it interfaces with the e.c.u.they make one for my `86 4x4.your suppose to get more power by way of advancing the timing at higher speeds and optimizing fuel/air ratios.please chime in with your experience or thoughts.

GranVille-4crawler

sounds like the ol' resistor chip that tricks your ecu into thinking your getting colder air so it leans your fuel mix out... had one on my '99 maxima. I call them "placebo chips" you might think you gained "up to 20 hp" like the ad says. but not really
edit: what motor is this for?

Flash319

Don't waste your money. All electronic fuel injection systems "advance timing at higher RPM's and optimize air/fuel ratios". Unless you have changed some mechanical aspect of the engine then you will see no difference except a lighter wallet.

knickerbocker

22re thanks guys

peow130

better off buying a header.
money well spent right there.

xxxtreme22r

only "chip" manufactures I trust are: JET, Bully Dog, Jim Conforti, and DINAN. None of which make a chip for 22re.

corax

scam - you can build your own "chip" like this for $3 at radioshack

shaeff

Except for the JET ecu scam for MKIII Supras, what a crock of poop that was proven to be.

ProjectMcFly

You could always add a piggyback ECU controller (something like an Apex'i SAFC) if you wanted to play around. Add a wideband O2 sensor with datalogging and do a fuel pulls. Remove or add fuel where you're running rich/lean.

Realistically, you're not going to gain much from it, but it might be fun to play around with.