[Z06] GFORCE High Performance Chip
06-20-2011, 02:38 PM
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GFORCE High Performance Chip
Has anyone heard of or used this chip? According to their web site for $69 it sounds too good to be true and we all know what they say about "too good to be true"!
06-20-2011, 04:54 PM
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Chips on our car (if you can actually do it)..... = .... waste of money 
Your car form the factory will run rich around ~11.8 air/fuel.
A Dyno tune at a Corvette Tuner is the BEST way to dial in your air fuel ratio for best fuel economy and power increase.
You will NOT NEED a Dyno tune until.... you add a better air intake, exhaust, and full length headers. You will need to make sure your air/fuel ratio does not go above 13.0 once you add parts like I mentioned above. This is where a full dyno tune comes in handy.
If you don't have plans to open up the intake or exhaust then you can get a dyno tune for the fun of it. You might gain at most 10rwhp/10rwtq. Most Corvette tuners charge around $400.
Toque
Your car form the factory will run rich around ~11.8 air/fuel.
A Dyno tune at a Corvette Tuner is the BEST way to dial in your air fuel ratio for best fuel economy and power increase.
You will NOT NEED a Dyno tune until.... you add a better air intake, exhaust, and full length headers. You will need to make sure your air/fuel ratio does not go above 13.0 once you add parts like I mentioned above. This is where a full dyno tune comes in handy.
If you don't have plans to open up the intake or exhaust then you can get a dyno tune for the fun of it. You might gain at most 10rwhp/10rwtq. Most Corvette tuners charge around $400.
Toque
06-21-2011, 07:06 PM
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Our cars do not use chips.. A PCM is what they use in modern day cars.. I have not heard of Chips or Carbuerators, distributors in years.. Thats all old school stuff
