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i have a 1993 325is. i am looking for a performance chip for it that has a controller that i can adjust the performance and boosts my horst 20 and up horse power and same for torque. any suggestions?
i have a 1993 325is. i am looking for a performance chip for it that has a controller that i can adjust the performance and boosts my horst 20 and up horse power and same for torque. any suggestions?
not sure what this means?
But a chip will raise your limiter, governor, and boost your hp/trq some.
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I do not know one off the top of my head that allows you to control or change the settings. You typically need a computer to do that sort of thing... and serious hardware to go with it.
I've only heard of that sort of thing when it comes to diesel trucks and having different settings for dif. applications. sorry charlie. not sure it exists for a 325.
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It raises your rev limiter, top speed governor, adds hp/trq, advances timing and remaps the AFR. That's what it is good for. If you want something adjustable, you'll need a stand alone system.
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It raises your rev limiter, top speed governor, adds hp/trq, advances timing and remaps the AFR. That's what it is good for. If you want something adjustable, you'll need a stand alone system.
He asked what a good one was, not what it was good for.
I'd check out Turner Motorsport. I've had good experiences with them.
conforti was supposed to be making a setup where you could do the adjustments on your car yourself. I have no clue when it is going to be finished though, it's been a while..
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