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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / December 2003

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Anyone had their HDi 'chipped'?

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Hugo Nebula - 08 Nov 2003 10:53 GMT
I've just got a 307 110bhp HDi, but it doesn't feel as fast and as
willing to accelerate as my old 306 90bhp HDi, especially in the
mid-range.  I've read about 'chipping' where the ECU is altered to
give a better performance.  If anyone has had this done, I would
appreciate answers to a few questions:
Is the increase in performance as good as claimed?
Is your fuel economy better or worse?
Was your warranty affected?
How much more was your insurance?
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Nick Warden - 08 Nov 2003 20:46 GMT
hi hugo

my father recently bought a citroen c5 110bhp hdi to replace his 90bhp
307hdi, he also noted the same, there seems to be considerable more turbo
"lag" on the 110bhp engine, it could be possible that it uses a bigger
turbo.

anyway, superchipping will give you more power, up to 130ish bhp i seem to
recall, but you dont get any more low end grunt, just more power once the
turbo is spooled up. fuel economy is supposed to be improoved if you drive
carefully but obviously if you drive hard it will use more fuel.

your best bet would be to email my mate gavin, he is
http://www.thedervdoctor.co.uk/ he had a 90bhp 306 hdi which he managed to
take to 170bhp, which a heavy sterio in the boot in recently mate a 7 second
0-60 run and will destroy gti's once moving, an amazing machine, he is a
member of the peugeot gti autosprot club and along with a few other people
who own similar cars has developed some special cars, a "power stick" might
be your best bet, this, combined with a superchip and an intercooler has
taken 90bhp engines to 150bhp, and has incresed fuel economy under normal
driving due to the fact that the driver is no longer having to rev the
engine as hard.

as i say, one of his "power sticks" may be usefull to you. these are
supposed to help with torque thruough the rev range.

hope this helped.

nick warden

> I've just got a 307 110bhp HDi, but it doesn't feel as fast and as
> willing to accelerate as my old 306 90bhp HDi, especially in the
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> Was your warranty affected?
> How much more was your insurance?
ML - 09 Nov 2003 14:01 GMT
www.superchips.com

bugo Nebula wrote:

> I've just got a 307 110bhp HDi, but it doesn't feel as fast and as
> willing to accelerate as my old 306 90bhp HDi, especially in the
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> Was your warranty affected?
> How much more was your insurance?
Hugo Nebula - 10 Nov 2003 17:40 GMT
>bugo Nebula wrote:

Hugo, actually.

>www.superchips.com

This was the site I visited first.  But being a company site, I take
the claims made with a pinch of salt.  I was asking if anyone not
connected with the company had any experience.
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Simon - 04 Dec 2003 16:41 GMT
> >bugo Nebula wrote:
>
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> the claims made with a pinch of salt.  I was asking if anyone not
> connected with the company had any experience.

I've had a superchip conversion on my 306 hdi 90 and the difference
was quite noticeable. I would believe the website - they used to quote
more but I think that was wishful thinking. About 20bhp more is quite
possible, maybe even 25. Anyway, I'm very happy with it and nothing
has gone wrong in the 9 months I've had it done.
 
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