Ecu Chips

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Ecu Chips

Post by Glenn A »

hi, does anyone know who i can get a ecu chip from. for my 1992 polo 1.3cl.
thanks
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Post by Revis »

Dan Barnes HardHitter on here. He has his own section at the bottom
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Post by DanW »

or there's here
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Post by Revis »

Yeh thought of that just thought it would be unfair to plug poloace when dan has his section on this forum :?
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Post by DanW »

ai true, but I though he should know there's two perfectly decent places :wink:
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Post by Karl_CLCoupe »

Revis wrote:Yeh thought of that just thought it would be unfair to plug poloace when dan has his section on this forum :?
Dan only deals with GT chips though I think...

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Post by gtjoe »

wots the best out of the two. I've got the polo ace chip, which i was quite pleased with.
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Post by Karl_CLCoupe »

If you can bare with me, I think Dan wrote a little comparison in his section on the two chips. I guess it will depend on your driving style as to what suits your needs ultimately...

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Post by Karl_CLCoupe »

Here's what Dan had to say after optima21 on here and porka compared the poloace and hardhitter chips...
hardhitter wrote:...I've had feedback from optima21 who's done a comparison between our chips. My chip gave more torque and driveability where the one poloace does had more top end ability with a higher rev limit (i think).
http://www.tigerstyle.co.uk/poloforum/v ... 50&start=0

^^^And there's the page thats taken from.

HTH.

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Post by DanW »

oh oh oh oh ! Looks like I don't wnata poloace chip after all then.


More torque!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by Karl_CLCoupe »

But hardhitter doesn't do AAV or NZ chips though...

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Post by hardhitter »

Yes, unfortunately I only do chips for the 3F engine. They are a very good quality map and run excelent with either super or regular unleaded (super is better) and give very good results for a small price.
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hardhitter wrote:Yes, unfortunately I only do chips for the 3F engine. They are a very good quality map and run excelent with either super or regular unleaded (super is better) and give very good results for a small price.
any chance of looking into doing a NZ/AAV one at all?
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Post by Tahrey1043 »

funny, for the 1L i'd say the poloace/fahrvergnugen item has increased the torque (a smidgen) and improved the smoothness of it's delivery, but left the top end untouched.

so would it be possible to get a hybrid of the two that provides proper low-end torque AND top-end power?
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Post by Gareth_GT_Hatch »

I think mr barningfield's gt chips have been proven to use less fuel than the poloace ones, but I havent tried for myself yet. At full throttle however there was no obvious difference in power between the two (as tested with dom's road dyno)
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