Powerchip?
08-01-2006, 02:29 AM
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Powerchip?
Ok guys I work for a dealer and can get a discount on a powerchip.. but still gonna cost me around 600bucks..
Is it worth it or not?
it just seems like way too much money.. but if anyone has any experience with it.. and conviences me other wise.. ill do it
Is it worth it or not?
it just seems like way too much money.. but if anyone has any experience with it.. and conviences me other wise.. ill do it
08-02-2006, 03:20 AM
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Powerchip software
im very new to this site, so many people may find my opinion to be amatuerish at best. But who Cares!!!
Ive done some research and have found that Powerchip(at least on paper) gives the best performance and power, coupled with a 3 year warranty(and more importantly) a risk free 14 day satisfaction gaurantee, no questions asked. I've spoken to Matt @ powerchip personally and he garauntees this. other companies like renntech and kleeman seem to be good too. But after communicating with their reps, the lack of enthusiasm made my choice clear. additionally, they do not offer the garauntees that powerchip does.
above of all, do your research! thats the only way that you'll be satisfied with your eventual purchase.
Ive done some research and have found that Powerchip(at least on paper) gives the best performance and power, coupled with a 3 year warranty(and more importantly) a risk free 14 day satisfaction gaurantee, no questions asked. I've spoken to Matt @ powerchip personally and he garauntees this. other companies like renntech and kleeman seem to be good too. But after communicating with their reps, the lack of enthusiasm made my choice clear. additionally, they do not offer the garauntees that powerchip does.
above of all, do your research! thats the only way that you'll be satisfied with your eventual purchase.
08-02-2006, 04:41 AM
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Originally Posted by illrukus187
im very new to this site, so many people may find my opinion to be amatuerish at best. But who Cares!!!
Ive done some research and have found that Powerchip(at least on paper) gives the best performance and power, coupled with a 3 year warranty(and more importantly) a risk free 14 day satisfaction gaurantee, no questions asked. I've spoken to Matt @ powerchip personally and he garauntees this. other companies like renntech and kleeman seem to be good too. But after communicating with their reps, the lack of enthusiasm made my choice clear. additionally, they do not offer the garauntees that powerchip does.
above of all, do your research! thats the only way that you'll be satisfied with your eventual purchase.
Ive done some research and have found that Powerchip(at least on paper) gives the best performance and power, coupled with a 3 year warranty(and more importantly) a risk free 14 day satisfaction gaurantee, no questions asked. I've spoken to Matt @ powerchip personally and he garauntees this. other companies like renntech and kleeman seem to be good too. But after communicating with their reps, the lack of enthusiasm made my choice clear. additionally, they do not offer the garauntees that powerchip does.
above of all, do your research! thats the only way that you'll be satisfied with your eventual purchase.
08-10-2006, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by CombatBenz
very true.. it just cost soo much money.. I just dont know if its really worth it on a Naturally aspired motor.
