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Performance chip for 94 gt

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  • Start date Start date Sep 20, 2004

WhiteStallionGT

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I'm thinking of getting a chip for my automatic gt, do they make them for automatics? I've been looking around and they are quite pricey and the ones i've seen are for the 5 speed. I'm looking for an affordable good quality chip under 200. Any suggestions?

Thanx
 

Chythar

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I have a Hyperchip for a 94 GT Auto that I won't be using. I couldn't tell you whether it was "good", that's a judgement call. But it did give a good SOTP feeling. PM or IM me and we can talk more; this should be kept out of te forums.

Anyone else, any input on the Hyperchips?
 
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wytstang

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Why do you need a chip? On a pretty stock stang it's a waste of $$.
 

WhiteStallionGT

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Really?
 

urban96

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all they really do is change timing and fuel maps correct?
 

CManT1914

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urban96 said:
all they really do is change timing and fuel maps correct?
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Wouldn't this help our pinging issue ours are notorious for?
 
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Timing is the culprit most of the time. You just have to find out what the car likes.
 

RacerRick

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cant a chip alter shift point and fan control?
 

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I wouldn't get a chip if I were you. Wait until you have some transmission stuff done so it's worth it, like gears and a converter. Then the chip will change your shift points accordingly and it will make a much better difference.
 
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