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    Speed Chip question

    the speed chip is the thing ive seen on ebay that plugs..piggybacks (no soldering) into your IAT sensor and aparently alters fuel and timing curves much like an ECU upgrade would...now what i want to know is..has anyone tried this thing?...im bidding on one now...and i was also wondering where the IAT sensor is located..they say its 100% safe...and well im gonna try it see if it does anything at all..heh
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    You could have just bought one from radio shak for like 20 cents

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    what is it i am looking for exactly?..and if its 20 cents how come everyone with FI hasnt done this?
    "But no matter how much you tune it, it is still just an 86."

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    OMG You fell for the scam. Good job.
    Its a resistor the goes on the circut for the intake air sensor. It makes the onboard computer think that there is more air flowing, making it squirt more fuel into the cylinders. The increase is barely noticable, if its noticable at all.
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    And with the price of gas now days, is it really worth dumping more fuel in there anyways?

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    tahahahhahahha.......sorry
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    well on my friends civic Vtec, it DOES help. On high speeds, like 120mph, it still does raise speed. It didn't before chip. Also, it doesn't kick out the rpms after 7000rpm. Now it does about 8500rpms. Ot is EX. and my friend is really crazy.
    check your reaction HERE
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    oh well it was less than $2 so im not worried
    "But no matter how much you tune it, it is still just an 86."

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    I felt a power decrease when I made my own measureing the cold resistance and matching that

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    Quote Originally Posted by ivanfbi
    well on my friends civic Vtec, it DOES help. On high speeds, like 120mph, it still does raise speed. It didn't before chip. Also, it doesn't kick out the rpms after 7000rpm. Now it does about 8500rpms. Ot is EX. and my friend is really crazy.
    lol who doesn't want easy ponies huh? tell you wat, if you want an easy pony, come over to my house and i'll introduce you to my fat friend, she's easy...or so i was told by many of her ex's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 88accordhb
    lol who doesn't want easy ponies huh? tell you wat, if you want an easy pony, come over to my house and i'll introduce you to my fat friend, she's easy...or so i was told by many of her ex's.
    HAHAHAHAHA, THAT IS FUNNY SHIT MAN, HOW BOUT YOU? DID YOUR FRIEND INTRODUCE YOU TO HER?
    check your reaction HERE
    find 3 differences HERE

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    SORRY DOUBLE POST.
    Thinking about getting a new 3g...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Micah 89LXi
    oh well it was less than $2 so im not worried
    Do you think that something that only costed $2 would even make a difference? If that was the case then everyone would want them and the demand would be much greater and therefore the price would be higher.
    Thinking about getting a new 3g...

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    okay well...i lost the auction..it went up to 8 so i said screw it...i would like to know what kind of resistor it is..so i can buy it from radio shak...if it makes a difference good..im trying to get everything i can out of this car because i dont have $2000 for a b20 engine..or $2500 or however much it will cost
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    none of us have much money...
    that why we don't waste it on shit like that.
    it's not anything that will make a difference on our cars, don't even waste your time

    Of course I'm lazy. If I wanted to work on my car I'd have gotten a DSM
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    i cant locate my IAT sensor on my 86 accord, anybody have a description? i used to drive a Nissan so im new to hondas.

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    oh, and the resistor is 10 Ohms. Just goto radioshack. i had one on my old car (Nissan Sentra), i did feel a power increase near 3500 RPMs.

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    Wouldn't the resistance be different for different cars? I heard of some ppl here putting a 4th gen sensor in there car for performane, doing the same thing.

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    id probably recommenc getting a juicebox or something along those lines..they are more specific for each car
    "But no matter how much you tune it, it is still just an 86."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Micah 89LXi
    id probably recommenc getting a juicebox or something along those lines..they are more specific for each car

    They are still kinda junk if you want a cheaper upgrade go with a 4th gen map sensor

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    does that 4th gen map sensor really work?
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    Quote Originally Posted by gfrg88
    does that 4th gen map sensor really work?
    Yes, I have a 4th gen map sensor in my car.
    From 3000rpm up to 6200rpm its a big difference. It is a worthwhile mod.
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    hey ryan PM me a how-to on that 4th gen map sensor mod. thanks.

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    Speed Chip.


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    Speed chip in this thread= 4th gen m.a.p sensor. No fat easy chics.
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