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can you 'program a chip' on a stock boxster? the ECU or whatever? (obviously, I don't know stuff) And would it help even just a little? Or does one have to buy a bunch of expensive upgrades to program stuff?
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Sure you can but as soon as you change something then the tune is all wrong. So do other mods first https://sites.google.com/site/mikefocke2/itisntfastenough
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