LOOKING FOR A GOOD CHIP BURNER
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Re: LOOKING FOR A GOOD CHIP BURNER (TOEMAN)
shoot me an email, I could probably help you out.....
cmarcho@swbell.net or cmarcho@hotmail.com
Or if you are looking for a commercial chip burner, Ed Wright is supposed to be one of the best. http://www.fastchip.com/
[Modified by Marcho Polo, 10:32 PM 9/13/2001]
cmarcho@swbell.net or cmarcho@hotmail.com
Or if you are looking for a commercial chip burner, Ed Wright is supposed to be one of the best. http://www.fastchip.com/
[Modified by Marcho Polo, 10:32 PM 9/13/2001]
Melting Slicks
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Re: LOOKING FOR A GOOD CHIP BURNER (TOEMAN)
Learn to do it yourself - http://www.thirdgen.org prom board has the best intro. You haven't made enough mods to warrant big changes, but you can do some minor fuel and spark tuning, PE TPS change, fan changes, and TC lockup changes for a lot different drivability. The absolute best way is to do it with a scanner so you can see what needs to be changed and how the changes affect the car. Tuning by phone is flying blind.
