POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
What if any experience has anyone had with the OBDII PLUG N PLAY tuner chips. I'm sceptical but curious. Brand, price and where purchased would be helpful plus year and model of your car
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POST 2Original post
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Simple: They are junk and not worth the money.
POST 3Original post
Yep
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
While I tend to agree, I have had good experiences with similar items on a team Honda race car. Cheap chip gaines a little top end and eliminated a mid range flat spot. I don't have the mid range issue with my 996 but who doesn't want a little extra
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Considering the $1K complete DME re-flashes only provide small gains on 10/10ths M96/97 engines, and then only at the far upper end of the RPM range, nonsense that plugs into the OBD II port are simply a waste of $. These are not Hondas......
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