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11-30-08, 11:32 PM
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I tried the search engine and could not find any thing that I could decipher. So I am looking for a good superchip that has multiple settings and is programmable. I don’t know any of the brands and don’t understand the tech talk on then just yet. I’m not looking for the best necessarily but 1 of the most reliable. I know opinions will very but then at least I will have something to look at and make a somewhat educated guess. Anything you can tell me about that brand and model would really help.
12-01-08, 09:46 AM
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Since you didn't post the year of your car, this is a guess.
There is nothing from Superchip available. The closest thing you can get is if you have a 2nd gen. You can go with the RTek. It's a programmable stock ECU.
Other then that, there are a few plug and play standalones like the PowerFC.
There is nothing from Superchip available. The closest thing you can get is if you have a 2nd gen. You can go with the RTek. It's a programmable stock ECU.
Other then that, there are a few plug and play standalones like the PowerFC.
12-07-08, 10:34 AM
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sorry did not relize that i left out the car info
i have a 1995 RX-7 Twin Turbo. 5 Speed man. it is bone stock.
if there are no chips for this year then what would be a good multi-setting ECU
i have a 1995 RX-7 Twin Turbo. 5 Speed man. it is bone stock.
if there are no chips for this year then what would be a good multi-setting ECU