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RE: Turbonator
Saab's runnin fine mate........no probs whatsoever.just 63k trouble free motoring miles..........although I thini its time for a change.....lol
Never happy me!.......lol
Re the Turbonator (around $75 - $99)and so called power chip for $10???
I spent around £900 for ECU upgrade thru Saab to retain warranty, although there were / are companies that will do it for £400 or thereabouts.
I got 25 extra bhp and god knows how much more torque, but, plenty, I can assure you.
These guys are offering something like 15 extra bhp for essentially a few £'s.............I don't think so!!!!.......lol
You guys know the old saying.........Nothings for nothing, and If something looks too good to be true, it usually is.
JC
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Those $10 chips are bull. Our engines run optimally at 52 or 53 degrees Farenheit. These chips simply lie to the ecu and tell it that its at 52 degrees all of the time. It does make your engine run better, but the engine management unit controls how the engine runs at different temps for a reason.
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What are the chances that if we start a riot......I'm going about it the wrong way. I mean, if we offer a group buy like 10 people put 500 bucks together, you think they'd bite. I don't think too many people get it at that high price. Also, what are the chances that the price will drop soon.