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Jerry - 04 Dec 2004 20:47 GMT

I see an item on Ebay called a "Toyota Pickup Truck PRO Performance Speed
Chip Module" that claims
BENEFITS:
- Gain up to 10-20 Hp
- Torque increases up to 10lb/ft
- Improved throttle response

It is Ebay Item #7939038764 if you'd like to check it yourself.
This sounds like something that I'd like to try if I can hear any good
reports from actual users or quit thinking about if it turns out to be
bullshit.
Anybody have any experience with these items?
TIA
Jerry

PS If you'd like to respond via e:mail just take the zero out of my
return address.
jj

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YSGI - 06 Dec 2004 19:50 GMT

I was wondering the same thing. In fact I emailed someone who bought one
fom this guy last month to see how it works. I sent the email last night -
I'll post the answer if I get one.

> I see an item on Ebay called a "Toyota Pickup Truck PRO Performance Speed
> Chip Module" that claims
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> return address.
> jj

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Ken Shelton - 31 Dec 2004 04:18 GMT

IF it works as described, and IF their dyno graph is true, then it
causes a power loss below 3900 rpm. How useful is that for your driving>

Ken

> I see an item on Ebay called a "Toyota Pickup Truck PRO Performance Speed
> Chip Module" that claims
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
> return address.
> jj

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