Chips

[MTree]

Search. Theres a section called ECU chips on the Home page under FAQ

[M3Driver]

I have been running a Turner Motorsport (Jim Conforti) chip for a long time, seems to do the trick

[the bear]

Hi, I have a 2.5 sport evo that is running standard, would a TMS/JC chip work fine with my car, there is a flat spot between 2500rpm and 3500rpm. All I want is the car to be running right im not looking for big power as the car is fast enough and I wont be tracking it at all, but would like the car to have no flat spot.
Cheers
Gary.

[ShepsEVO3]

Hi, I have a 2.5 sport evo that is running standard, would a TMS/JC chip work fine with my car, there is a flat spot between 2500rpm and 3500rpm. All I want is the car to be running right im not looking for big power as the car is fast enough and I wont be tracking it at all, but would like the car to have no flat spot.
Cheers
Gary.

I think those are US spec chips and the timing will be retarded, unless they do a chip for Euro cars with higher octane fuels available.

For what its worth, Superchips have a good map for the Sport Evo. But you can't get better than a live remap on the dyno using the unichip, optimised power and fuel economy at the same time But Gary, you know that already lol. And you can retain the standard AFM and plenum