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Model specific boards => Golf mk2 => Topic started by: Haribo! on 22 October 2010, 01:02
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ive been searching the forum for general information on chips and the opinion seems to be that its a good idea. I looked on ebay and they range in price from around 20 quid and upwards, I don't wanna buy a really rubbish cheap on and I don't wanna spend loads extra if it isn't necessary, can anyone recommend one?
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Don't bother with ebay or off the shelf chips, honestly.
Better save the coins and go directly to Rtech.
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okies, noted :)
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Ebay chips are bad news, most of them leave the car running in warm up mode and can end up causing damage.
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Can't imagine theres much to scrape from an 8v ... fit the ABF already.
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Can't imagine theres much to scrape from an 8v ... fit the ABF already.
Can you imagine the questions to follow if I was to attempt such a thing? :p
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can erradicate digilag but caused mr old digi to pink (preignition) almost constantly.... dont bother!
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can erradicate digilag but caused mr old digi to pink (preignition) almost constantly.... dont bother!
ah ok, thanks dude, il give it a miss.
I really should leave my car alone anyway :p
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Had my car chipped and power wise it gives 3bhp max.
It does smooth the curves (power & torque) and make the car more driveable but thats all.
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Had my car chipped and power wise it gives 3bhp max.
It does smooth the curves (power & torque) and make the car more driveable but thats all.
I found the opposite with mine - a bit of a hole at about 2.5k, then woosh.
I put the standard chip back in, set the CO and timing, and it was a lot smoother, with no lag.