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03-06-2006, 01:02 AM
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O.k O.k,, Easy on the insults guys. The Chip that I purchased is from Thompson Racing and is inserted into the Intake Air Temp Sensor. And Roadrunner is right, let's try to keep the thread going. Isnt this website all about sharing information? U want to poke fun thats fine but why trash the thread?
03-06-2006, 01:30 AM
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those ebay chips are resistors that trick the PCM to read a steady air temp. kinda dangerous IMO.
if you really want to do this mod, google it cause i am sure someone bought one and got pissed off enough to post its resistance. its like 10 cents at radio shack.
if you really want to do this mod, google it cause i am sure someone bought one and got pissed off enough to post its resistance. its like 10 cents at radio shack.
03-06-2006, 06:33 AM
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I am so glad everyone just read the first sentence of the first post and started flaming. You people, except for the one or two helpful ones, are morons. Maybe next time you should a little and you would realize that the N/A part went out the window after what post 3? So next take your little meager minds and go jerk off in someone elses thread.
03-06-2006, 06:39 AM
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Meager?
Research a bit before and you might not get flamed.
Ok, I'm sorry. Now lets be friends and discuss this to get you an answer.
What are your goals with teh Mods..
Research a bit before and you might not get flamed.
Ok, I'm sorry. Now lets be friends and discuss this to get you an answer.
What are your goals with teh Mods..
03-06-2006, 10:12 AM
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to be honest, i think 200 would be difficult to reach but i dont think its impossible.
i dont get why people hear that and always start getting on them like they are trying the impossible. this is why nobody who comes onto these forums for information actually does it, or if they do, they dont come back and show results.
i dont get why people hear that and always start getting on them like they are trying the impossible. this is why nobody who comes onto these forums for information actually does it, or if they do, they dont come back and show results.
03-06-2006, 10:57 AM
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If you go to my website i have alot of info about the ecotec. I have a chart on what parts would fail at what power. I didnt make the chart but i cant remember where i got it from
03-07-2006, 04:03 PM
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200 n/a shouldnt be huge amounts of dough, just lots of work. all your bolt ons, 11:1 CR min, and a set of cams should put you there.....if you are referring to crank hp.
i think nitrous is the cheapest and best way to go, go with a lil sneaky pete setup and claim you are N/A.
i think nitrous is the cheapest and best way to go, go with a lil sneaky pete setup and claim you are N/A.
03-09-2006, 01:17 AM
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Originally Posted by scotty1979
I am so glad everyone just read the first sentence of the first post and started flaming. You people, except for the one or two helpful ones, are morons. Maybe next time you should a little and you would realize that the N/A part went out the window after what post 3? So next take your little meager minds and go jerk off in someone elses thread.
