1988 ford
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1988 ford
There's no way to give hard set numbers with custom programming because each situation is unique. The biggest thing in a situation like this is the chip gets the engine running correctly for its setup and gets the HP curve the way it should be.
I did a Mustang like this about 5 weeks ago. The customer complained that the program I gave him only gained him 3 HP peak. He didn't look at the overall picture (at first): the car went from having an uneven hp/torque curve with flat spots to having a smooth curve with (no kidding) about a 60 ft/lb peak torque gain. On the botton end that car will launch a heck of a lot faster than it did before.
I did a Mustang like this about 5 weeks ago. The customer complained that the program I gave him only gained him 3 HP peak. He didn't look at the overall picture (at first): the car went from having an uneven hp/torque curve with flat spots to having a smooth curve with (no kidding) about a 60 ft/lb peak torque gain. On the botton end that car will launch a heck of a lot faster than it did before.
Post Fiend
Joined: Jan 1997
Posts: 23,165
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From: Enjoying the real world.
1988 ford
I don't post chip prices here so the forums don't become a catalog.
See the following page for chip prices and the custom fee:
http://motorhaven.autoanything.com/c...ct=diablochips
See the following page for chip prices and the custom fee:
http://motorhaven.autoanything.com/c...ct=diablochips
