ken44ny New Member Oct 20, 2003 86 0 0 long island,ny Dec 13, 2003 #1 Dec 13, 2003 #1 what is the difference between installing a chip and using a predator on thecomputer?
Sinultros New Member Oct 25, 2003 52 0 0 GA Dec 13, 2003 #2 Dec 13, 2003 #2 I believe a chip is already programmed before installation. Predator lets you do the programming/customizing on the current chip. I'm trying to wait for the Predator so I can have my gears installed. However, the delays are driving me up a wall.
I believe a chip is already programmed before installation. Predator lets you do the programming/customizing on the current chip. I'm trying to wait for the Predator so I can have my gears installed. However, the delays are driving me up a wall.
ken44ny New Member Oct 20, 2003 86 0 0 long island,ny Dec 13, 2003 #3 Dec 13, 2003 #3 Sinultros said: I believe a chip is already programmed before installation. Predator lets you do the programming/customizing on the current chip. I'm trying to wait for the Predator so I can have my gears installed. However, the delays are driving me up a wall. Click to expand... i see-so,its not cheaper-need a chip,also
Sinultros said: I believe a chip is already programmed before installation. Predator lets you do the programming/customizing on the current chip. I'm trying to wait for the Predator so I can have my gears installed. However, the delays are driving me up a wall. Click to expand... i see-so,its not cheaper-need a chip,also