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GF performance chips?
Anyone try any of these? Dirt cheap so they cannot work with a darn can they?
PORSCHE 944 GF Peformance Chip
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Sincerely, uvachief  1986 944 NA Red 5SPD |
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07-13-2013, 12:01 AM
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Random Google results: GForceChips.com Reviews - Automobile Parts and Supplies Retail - Irvine, CA
http://www.pissedconsumer.com/reviews-by-company/gforce-performance-chip/gforce-chips-ripped-me-off-nothin-but-lies-rudeness-and-so-nonprofessional-20120531321847.html
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Currently have: Guards Red 1987 924S 16v -- Light Blue Metallic 1980 928 Gone: Minerva Blue 1979 928 -- Gray 1985.5 944 -- Black 1989 944 -- Black 1984 944 -- Black 1987 944S -- Alaska Blue 1974 914 1.8 -- Guards Red 1983 944 -- Guards Red 1987 924S -- White 1988 924S -- Maraschino Red 1987 944 Turbo -- Beige 1981 924 -- Red 1984 944 Last edited by PorscheNut924; 07-13-2013 at 01:24 AM.. |
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07-13-2013, 12:45 AM
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I used cheap ebay chips in my older BMW's and they were fine,but be aware that the cheap ones can overfuel the engine,the timing curve can be less than ideal also and cause detonation that in the 944 will ruin an engine FAST (no knock sensor).
I believe the Wilks and 944Max chips are the best and for the money are cheap horsepower so no contest really.
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1985 944 2.7 motor,1989 VW Corrado 16v,57 project plastic speedster t4 power,1992 mk3 Golf,2005 a4 b7 qt avant 3.0 tdi,1987 mk2 Golf GTI,1973 914,2.2t to go in. Past cars, 17 aircooled VW's and lots of BMW's KP 13/3/1959-21/11/2014 RIP my best friend. |
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07-14-2013, 01:21 PM
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