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and Loren I think it's not in good taste to make fun of someone's chips... |
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Not. |
Loren-
As an altenative to chips, what do you suggest? I recall you discussed this on a previous thread but I can't seem to find it. Something about modifying the maf door spring, bumping the timing and changing the 6 position DME adjustment screw. |
I finally figured out Loren's problem, he already has a chip.....A Huge One on His Shoulder!!!! Step Off D*#k Head.
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Unbelievable, I can not believe that after all the discussion on chips a certain "member" still has to try to be a hard nose on this subject. I posted my experience on my installation of a Steve W 93 oct chip, Euro premuff and Dansk SS sport muff last Saturday.
Once again, I saw an amazing difference, don't give me this bs that it "is all in the sound" crap! I'M telling you there IS a marked difference, not a precieved difference but a real difference!!! YAMA....the mods that I have made work...period. I cannot proove to anyone here that these mods have worked, unless you are in NYC, then I will set up an appointment and take anyone for a before and after ride, just make sure to bring a change of underwear. I guess when a person tries to make a case that is contrary to the general concenssus and realizes that he just might be wrong, a person becomes indignite and will fight to the death to save face. Respectfully submitted. Enough already! |
Brcorp:
My simple mods are: 1. for CA cars just remove the brown wire connector - advances timing a few degrees (basically like a chip install) 2. disconnect the O2 sensor - better throttle response & won't damage CAT as long as CO is less than 1.0 to 1.5% before CAT 3. tweak the AFM For those that can now see the "light", consider utilizing the 100% return policy for unhappy chip purchases, and spend your credit for some nice Porsche accessories from Pelican that will add REAL value to your cars. |
yep, this is the method we used 30 years ago when AFMs were first used and no one knew any better. I'm amazed people still continue with the wives tales of unplugging your O2 sensors etc... total Bling
Do it right (the way BOSCH and PORSCHE do it) and program the chip if you need to modify the operating specs. I'm also (again) disappointed this comes up again and again, not only about chips but also in reference to aftermarket ignition. Unbelievable. I'm done. |
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thanks for all the info. Everything is always a matter of opinion. So there are some simple low cost mods like loren mentioned, just fine tuning the current setup for optimum performance and or changing the obvious pre muff, adding sport muff, chip option, filter (noise mainly), and so on. So it least it is safe to say 1000 min for any of this stuff with the exception of the adjustments. More of course for the in depth teardown approach. HMM? I definitely want feeling not just numbers and small percent gains that may take away from the design specs limitations. Thanks for the info, many decisions to make. I have been just soaking in all the experience.
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Remember that whatever you do, do it right. Spending more money does not always equate to the best choice. |
Unplugging O2 is a wives tail? Have you done any technical reading lately?
Please tell us where the AFR is set when the O2 sensor is connected. Maybe at Lambda equal to 1.0. How about where the max engine performance occurs? Could it be at Lambda equal to .86 (AFR = 12.6)? Now, please tell us again about NOT using the O2 sensor to achieve max performance and WHY it's a wives tail. Furthermore, why would you go thru a major EPROM map change when a simple AFM/MAS change can achieve the desired results? Do you like to take the difficult approaches to solutions? |
Hey Loren,
how about posting the dyno sheets back to back - O2 plugged in and unplugged. |
If you bought everything new it would only be about $900, which would be the best $900 you ever spent for something tangible.
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For those who are Loren fans, there is an interesting parallel thread going on at Rennlist, on the 911 forum. Some of Loren's comments are repeated verbatim there.
Loren is firmly entrenched in his position and will not consider the ample experience of others. He's a lost case, he won't ever change his mind. Let him wallow in his ignorance. "Chips suck, case closed." What an absurd statement. It's a shame that this idiot keeps hijacking what could otherwise be informative and helpful threads. |
just to recap my post on the first page:
=========================================== Ah another one of those threads - SOP is Loren refutes the ability of Steve Wong's chips to positively affect performance - yet dozens of satisfied Steve Wong customers sign on and detail their satisfaction, then loren comes back and accuses them of having a herd mentality... There - just saved us two pages of drivel. And Targa911man - Loren does not have an issue with the 5% - it's the 6-8% (or 1-3% difference) without conclusive proof that he has issues with... Oh - and you all are doomed to blow up your engines... =========================================== Oh, and I think the term is arrogance - Loren is firmly entrenched in his arrogance. |
Good Grief, Charlie Brown.....I thought you California Guys were more laid back.... I guess it's all the fumes due to the lack of O2 sensors that are going to someones head....
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Lorenfb
Chips suck, case closed. Obviously, Loren has never tried a Steve Wong chip. Sort of like being a "blind" art critic. JP Having Fun! (once the snow goes away) 1987 - Carrera Targa - 17K miles |
Great thread! Not one intelligent comment. Only personal attacks.
Nice posts guys. You're the ones that usually post about a new polish or a weekend rally, but rarely/never post to help fellow Pelicans with a technical problem. I guess I shouldn't expect much more from that mentality. |
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Cheers, James |
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