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OBD2 PERFORMANCE CHIP This performance Power Plug in ECU chip is the
most revolutionary performance chip programmer on the market today. This
performance chip simply plugs into your OBDII port to provide your
vehicle with extra power and torque.
The unit works through your vehicles OBDII port by directly relating with your engine's data algorithms. The performance unit directly alters the data to enhance performance through all RPM ranges for maximum power delivery. This unit offers the fastest, easiest installation process! ANYONE can do it - simply plug it into the OBDII port. It's simple, effective, and supremely reliable. Once installed on the vehicle, the unit will flash. Features: 100% Plug and Play with ZERO wiring required 100% SAFE - It will not damage any component on your vehicle 100% Effective - You will notice an increase in power Benefits: Quicker 0-60 times and acceleration Excellent for towing, fifth wheel trailers, motor homes Faster, more responsive throttle response Easy to Install and remove Can be removed to NOT void warranty Up to 35% HP Gain Up to 25% Torque Gain Let me know if you wanna Buy Now price. According to manufacturer you need follow set up instruction, after about 150 miles of driving device will learn your driving habits |
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