30-40 HP for under $20?
#1
30-40 HP for under $20?
I am looking at this chip on ebay-Gorillachipz that allegedly adds 28-43 HP. Do you gearheads think it is a legitimate product? Could it hurt my engine?? Thanks for the help.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...985408462&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...985408462&rd=1
#4
Re: 30-40 HP for under $20?
I Place a $100.00 bill on the dash in front of my passenger and if they Can grab it when the flag drops they can keep it haven't lost one yet.
My Car is an 89 5.0 GT Cold air intake, Throttle Body Spacer-Performance Parts, Freon cooled.
Gorillachipz®™ StageII Performance parts Machined polished and plated High flow TB, And a cat back exhaust with H pipe other than that stock.
My Car is an 89 5.0 GT Cold air intake, Throttle Body Spacer-Performance Parts, Freon cooled.
Gorillachipz®™ StageII Performance parts Machined polished and plated High flow TB, And a cat back exhaust with H pipe other than that stock.
#5
Re: 30-40 HP for under $20?
Originally Posted by justnrt
i like that comment, why the hell wouldnt the bill fly off the dash if your flooring it and it slams you back in the seat.
#7
Re: 30-40 HP for under $20?
Originally Posted by Tsar
Maybe if you add stickers?
STICKERS would make it a LOT faster along with a full race ash tray and a 3/4 race cigarette lighter.
Ya could add two can's of compression and it would really fly.
#8
Re: 30-40 HP for under $20?
Ive heard a theory on the stickers before. Goes like this.
The vinyll stickers are smoother than the paint therefore allowing the air to flow over the body better making the car more aerodynamic.
sounds kinda ricey to me
The vinyll stickers are smoother than the paint therefore allowing the air to flow over the body better making the car more aerodynamic.
sounds kinda ricey to me
#13
Re: 30-40 HP for under $20?
wow upon further reading into that listing, that guy is a complete assbag if I ever saw one. Do not buy that dumb *** chip seriously, not to be a dick, but if you even had to ask, you need some reading material before getting involved with something like that out of inexperience.
#14
Re: 30-40 HP for under $20?
The most Inexpensive Way to gain up to 60 Horsepower