performance chips?
#1
09-30-2007, 03:17 PM
performance chips?
I have a 00 ss with 3:73 gears on it so the speedometer is off by like 10 mph. Does anyone know whats a good chip for that, Ialso wantit for more performance?
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#3
10-01-2007, 04:52 PM
RE: performance chips?
oh realy....yea wheni took my car to the dealer to fix the gas gage, i asked the guy there about the speedometer and he said that i would have to get an aftermarket chip for that. So if i dont need a chip what do i need? do you know?
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#4
10-01-2007, 05:30 PM
RE: performance chips?
ORIGINAL: SYDEWAYZSS
oh realy....yea wheni took my car to the dealer to fix the gas gage, i asked the guy there about the speedometer and he said that i would have to get an aftermarket chip for that. So if i dont need a chip what do i need? do you know?
I would be taking my car to a different Dealer, 4th Gen cars do not have removal chips in the ECM. Find some one else to reprogram the ECM.
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oh realy....yea wheni took my car to the dealer to fix the gas gage, i asked the guy there about the speedometer and he said that i would have to get an aftermarket chip for that. So if i dont need a chip what do i need? do you know?
I would be taking my car to a different Dealer, 4th Gen cars do not have removal chips in the ECM. Find some one else to reprogram the ECM.
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#5
10-01-2007, 06:01 PM
RE: performance chips?
You can spend $400 on a hand held programmer such as Hypertech, or get your PCM tuned for your mods and gear changes from a tuner such as PCM For Less, and get a better tune and save some money
#6
10-02-2007, 03:22 AM
#7
10-03-2007, 06:55 PM
RE: performance chips?
It is OK, but it is limited to what they (Hypertech) have programmed, and may not meet the needs of your car if you have many mods. It is good for gear changes and tire size changes, and if you have a car that is basically stock.
#8
10-04-2007, 02:06 PM
RE: performance chips?
Well I know a programmer can be used to flash the ecu to the new gear size, but they also make speedo gears that can be used to correct the speedo after a gear swap. Now granted, this is on Fords, but I'm sure Chevy used something similar. They're not 100% exact, but come in fairly close. I have 3.55s (up from 2.73s) with a 23 tooth speedo corrector and my MPH is only off by aboout 1.5.
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