gforce chip
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Ok, how about this answer.
Our cars don't use chips. They use ECMs and the ECM is programmable. There, is that more succinct?
Elmer
Our cars don't use chips. They use ECMs and the ECM is programmable. There, is that more succinct?
Elmer
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The G Force "chip" is a resistor that "spoofs" the intake air temperature sensor to tell the ECU that the intake air is colder than it actually is, and results in a few more degrees of ignition advance. Save your money.
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