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Where do I get a FRWILKS CHIP???!
I drive an 85 944 N/a and I need a wilks chip. I went to the website but couldnt seem to find any prices or way of ordering one. Can anyone help me out. Its greatly appreciated.
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FR Wilks is MIA so that your going to need to get used
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I feel your pain. I've been lusting after one myself. Nothing on ebay. Just the wietmiester and authority chips.
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do u think a jet chip would offer the same perofrmance upgrade?
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what about a weitmiester chip as opposed to a FRwilks or jet or authority
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havent a clue. i was curious myself. hopefully someone will chime in.
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I havent used anything else but the FR-wilk chip, I have heard that JET chips are a big rip off and that all they do is put there sticker on a stock chip, but who knows if thats true. Other then that I havent heard much. Check over at Rennlist or wait a couple of months so I can finish learning HEX coding and pick up some E-prom burners and make some chips.
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Hex coding isnt too bad. Wouldnt be my 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th choice to code in, but..... I think i still have a hex coding book from college sitting around my parents.
The whole question is how did porsche implement it into their DME. I'm guessing there arent alot of resources out there other than comparing stock vs. aftermarket chips. Debugging it on a live engine must be a scary experience tho |
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as recently as yesterday there was a guy on ebay selling two ( sep. adds) early DME's both with WILK chipsets.
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Was Wilk ever found again? I recall people asking about him, and his site having disappeared.
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Hex coding is what Bosch used right???
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someone mentioned they were hex coded in your Prom Burner thread, basing it off of that.
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so no one found him yet???
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lindsey racing
What about lindsey racing? They say their chips add 8-10 rwhp to n/a 944s. And cheap too.
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Where does it say 8-10 rwhp? I'm liking the price too
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I emailed David Lindsey and he wrote "About 8-10 RWHP and quicker throttle response. "
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Did you find out how hard it is to install? I'm kinda likin' this chips price
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Will chips from FRWilk or copies of them be available again? I too would like a chip for my S2 but will only consider a Wilk. I hope he comes back and makes chips for us other 944 folks.
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"Hex coding is what Bosch used right???"
Hex is just the base-16 numbers used in storing the data on chips. It's the actual code in the program and data maps that count. Paul Bloomberg who races a 944-spec car in AZ test my GURU NA chip vs. FR wilks and the stock chip. He got +2.5 hp by removing the balance shafts, +2hp more by adding the Wilk chip and +5hp with the GURU chips. So the best combo was +7.5HP, but he had to put the balance shafts back on. If anyone wants to do a comparison between my GURU chip and the Lindsey chip, I'll give you the chip for free in exchange for the dyno-comparison. |
Danno is your chip programmed to deal with the fuel cut shudder problem? Also how emissions friendly is it or do you have an on and off jumper like the wilks?
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Danno
I'm pretty sure you can't just add xHP + yHP to equal zHP. |
I haven't toyed with the idea of making an '83-85 chip/daughterboard combo yet, so I'm not sure about that. The '85.5+ DME has the shudder issue resolved, so I don't even have to worry about it. The idle and partial-throttle fuel & ignition is stock, so emissions should be identical to a stock are. The areas that are improved are the high-load/WOT areas where blueprinting and other mods improve air-flow. Thus the chips are tuned to take advantage of that. The only switch is the built-in FQS switch, which is used to make fuel-adjustments and advance the ignition for race-gas.
"I'm pretty sure you can't just add xHP + yHP to equal zHP" True, that was just the way Paul added it up. He said he got 2.5hp right off the bat. Then adding the FR Wilk gave him 2hp more. Then my chip was +3 on top of that. I can't claim 7.5hp, but 5hp is more realistic. Some other people have said their dyno-testing showed a +14hp before & after chip-uprade, I'm still waiting for hte dyno-charts on that. Another guy gave me dyno-comparisons of 107rwhp before & 123rhp after installation of an aftermarket EFI system. Since 107rwhp is well below the average 944-spec car, I would assume that it's got more than its normal share of wear and tear. But can the entire 26hp increase be attributed to the EFI system? Afterall, it's still lower than a well-built Spec car with stock Motronics. |
Danno, what would it take for you to consider making the chip/daughterboard combo for the early cars? With Wilk MIA there are quite a few people here that are itching to get a good chip. I personally would like to help out a smaller company with which I have better relations with than some large entitie that I'm just a number to. I just looked on your site briefly and didn't see anything about NA chips, did I miss it? What kind of pricing are we talking for NA chips?
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FYI Guru Racing
Buyer beware, do your research: http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/showthread.php?t=187424 http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/showthread.php?t=187922 http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/showthread.php?t=186589 http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/showthread.php?t=176417 You might also want to ask him why Guru Racing is no longer a Rennlist sponsor. |
you might wanna look at your links real quick.
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Fixed. Thanks. :)
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hmmm, the idle and partial throttle fuel and ignition is stock. this tells me that your chip does nothing for the low end of the n/a. and basically, only works at higher rpm. the main problem with the early n/a cars, is lack of torque (as well as hp), but its torque that really matters, to get your car moving/accelleraton. the FR WILK chip, certainly does this. it really improves the low end of the car, and thats of much more importance, in overall performance, than a chip that just effects performance, at higher rpms.
i have read posts, concerning your chips for the turbo, and you seem to have great success with them, but to my thinking, if the only advantage of your chip, is a little gain over a limited rev range, then it falls way short of the performance of the WILK chip. the chip i have fitted, allows the engine to pull strongly from under 1800rpm, all the way to the redline, not have to wait until 3.5k. i cant provide you with dyno sheets, as i'm way too busy driving, and enjoying my car, as opposed to reading about it, but what i can do, is, there is a 944 fest coming up, in ohio. i will make my car available, to anyone who wants to drive it, to see for themselves, what the difference is, between stock, and pp. it would be awesome, if someone can come up with a car fitted with your chip {or you could ship one to a possible customer, for "evaluation" purposes!), and then a side by side comparison can be done. i have the utmost confidance in the chip i have fitted, as it provides improvement over all the rev range, not just the top-end, like your chip suggests, but especially right from low rpm, and the bottom line{no pun intended}, is more available torque, to get you moving. so, the gauntlet has been thrown down. i will be there. will someone have a car fitted with this alternative chip be there, to take up the challenge? |
If FR isn't producing chips anymore, why not just get a eprom burner and make a copy? I wonder is it that simple? Would that be breaking any copyright?
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Yea thats what I have been thinking, I am looking into a learning how do burn chips and learning a ton of codes and stuff, With the proper tools it would be really easy to just copy his old PP onto a new chip, All you would need is a chip for all the models he made. I dont know thought I think it might be a copywright or something that will get you in trouble, because if that wasnt the case Wht wouldnt all the big companies copy others chips and ideas and improve them??
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