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do the performance chips give you more horse power do they really work...?

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Old 12-01-2007 | 11:36 AM
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do the performance chips give you more horse power do they really work...?
do the performance chips give you more horse power do they really work...?
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Yes they do. And they also void your cars warranty
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YES.. the chips alter the computers control of fuel delivery and timing to produce more hosrepower but less efficient...
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