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ECU upgrades in respect to engine Durability

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Assuming this is correct, then is running our engine's fuel flow and the like (occuring from a chip mod) eventually going to cause accelerated engine wear?
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Assuming this is correct, then is running our engine's fuel flow and the like (occuring from a chip mod) eventually going to cause accelerated engine wear?
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From the posts of some, it would seem that our 996 engine is at it's limits in terms of squeeking out every last horse. Assuming this is correct, then is running our engine's fuel flow and the like (occuring from a chip mod) eventually going to cause accelerated engine wear? Can anyone speak intelligently on this issue?

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While I surely can not speak inteligently, I would venture to say YES. That is what I have gathered from the little research i have done thus far. DAve

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