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Bmw 87-91 E30 325i E34 525i Performance Chip For Ecu 173 on 2040-parts.com

US $12.00
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Moletai, default, LT

Moletai, default, LT
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This is an auction for a new performance chip that fits BMW 87-91 E30 325i and E34 525i with ECU 0 261 200 173.

Adding a performance chip to your car is the easiest, most cost effective way of increasing your BMWs performance with NO downsides. The performance chip optimizes ignition timing and fuel curves which results in increased horsepower and torque. Must use 91 octane or higher gasoline.


Horse power gains (peak): +20 HP + 18 TRQ

Rev. limit raised:   +500 RPMs

Top speed limit is removed.

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