GForce Performance Chip Kit for the ACURA TL
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GForce Performance Chip Kit for the ACURA TL
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Chad, because we have the same name, I'm going to properly respond.
Justn is right, this does not work, this is basically a gimmick. We have one tuning option, the JnR ecu. It's a legit product. It's almost $1400. That alone should show you things like these are laughable at best.
Justn is right, this does not work, this is basically a gimmick. We have one tuning option, the JnR ecu. It's a legit product. It's almost $1400. That alone should show you things like these are laughable at best.
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Chad - these things don't work. A lot of them are simple 'resistors' that lean out the air/fuel ratio of the engine, which is already a delicate ratio. What this does is to fake the ECU into thinking it has cooler air (cooler air is more dense because it has more oxygen moecules) and the ECU dumps more fuel into the engine, making it 'seem' like your car is more powerful.
You'll do more harm to your engine than good, so I would stay away.
You'll do more harm to your engine than good, so I would stay away.
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justnspace (04-27-2012)
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^in addition to what Gatr said, the stock ECU on our cars reflash.
what this means, is the Gforce little resistor will change the Air fuel ratios, but then the stock ECU will re-write over it, reverting back to stock.
what this means, is the Gforce little resistor will change the Air fuel ratios, but then the stock ECU will re-write over it, reverting back to stock.
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On their webpage, under Contact Us, I left them a message to respond to comments on this webpage. And I gave them the link. So if they don't respond to "Acurazine", then that would be a bad thing if they want to sell to Acura owners. So this should be interesting.
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Undying Dreams (04-27-2012)
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The only real clue they give is that if you compare them to Hypertech, they have like twice as many Automobile companies listed as hypertech. Including Lotus and Maserati. But then again, resistors are universal I guess. =)
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It's exactly like justn said. It messes with AF and it adds more gas. That can be done on just about any vehicle. And just like he said, the ecu will correct it itself. That's probably true for a lot if not most new cars.
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justnspace (04-27-2012)
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I assume the PC learns, but it learns from ROM. And the Rom IS this chip. Some of these IC's are programmable, others are not. Back in the 80's they were only ROM. Then they became EEPROM eventually. However, I am not saying this company is legit, but separately, you all need to realize that if a computer learns, it will relearn from non-volatile memory. Non-volitale memory is a device that does not lose it's data when power is removed. ie.. when the key is turned off. And these kind of chips are all "non-volatile". They hold all the things to remember! They are not re-written over. They are in fact what the computer defaults back to.
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justnspace (04-27-2012)
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My somewhat uniformed self will say our ecu is flash based, not ROM, like the cars where in days past. Lol
Read.
http://www.importtuner.com/tech/0807...h/viewall.html
Read.
http://www.importtuner.com/tech/0807...h/viewall.html
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justnspace (04-27-2012)
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I assume the PC learns, but it learns from ROM. And the Rom IS this chip. Some of these IC's are programmable, others are not. Back in the 80's they were only ROM. Then they became EEPROM eventually. However, I am not saying this company is legit, but separately, you all need to realize that if a computer learns, it will relearn from non-volatile memory. Non-volitale memory is a device that does not lose it's data when power is removed. ie.. when the key is turned off. And these kind of chips are all "non-volatile". They hold all the things to remember! They are not re-written over. They are in fact what the computer defaults back to.
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Bad rip offs - dont even bother talking to a company that advertise 60hp. It's this that catches your eyes that eats your $. This will throw off your air fuel mixture to sometime predetonate. More harm done on this peice of junk.
Invest in a real one by JnR, that's the best real-deal you'll have to pay to play.
Invest in a real one by JnR, that's the best real-deal you'll have to pay to play.
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where did i say ram? or sram? get a degree.. then call me.