hey you guys seen those gorilla chipz on ebay right? the ones that are stage 2 and promise like 38 to 60 more horespowerwith install time less than 10 minutes? Well do they really work? If so would it make a big difference in my car, a 91 camaro 305 tbi? Thanx!

 

they made a huge difference on my dads 91 corvette. (350 tpi) dont know if it will help on a camaro though. im guessing it would.

 

It’s a resistor that tricks your PCM (computer) into thinking that the air temperature is colder than it actually is. This tricks the PCM into advancing the timing and changing the Air/Fuel ratio. it's crap. not a real chip. don't buy it. Sick

 

Sick is right
I saw somting like that and in the pic it was a resister. You bid on a radio shack $0.10 piece and he charged 4 or 5 bucks to ship it in an envelope with a .39 stamp.
If you want to try, check the resistance of your air temp sensor at cold and get a resistor the same value and stick it in the plug. But be warned. this persons feedback had complaints of fires and such.

 

actually I dont have a air temp sensor in my intake. Any other ideas? Please keep them coming.

 

actualy you do from the underside in the back of you air cleaner. Keep em coming

 

Oh sorry I forgot to mention I have an aftermarket breather/cleaner(which ever u want to call it) and I dont have any sensors in it what so ever.

 

well there should still be one somewhere. When you unplug stuff like that a check engine light would come on.

 

Well http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...m_9.202000.htm That will help answer your questiosn and even give you the Ohms for the resistance if you want to go to radio shack and buy a much much cheaper one. The air temp sensor, if it gets unplugged most of the time will not trigger the MIL.

 

Well I know when I have forgotten to plug mine back in when I reinstall the air cleaner because it triggers a light. The computer sees it as an open circuit.