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First(?) S54 tuned chip (ASE, $799, claims 330 Hp).
Any test pilots?
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all that money for a 5% gain?
makes me laugh
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GIAC should be working on one for about $500. Very good history of chips. Contact Gary on Roadfly for more information.
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Autothority - $2500 18hp 24 ft/lb
Don't know who was first, Autothority has had an S54 mod for a while also... but,
$800 for 13 hp and 10 ft/lb ( ~ $60 / hp) - ASE vs. $2500 for 18hp and 24 ft/lb ($140 / hp) - Autothority Hmm, neither seems like a bargin considering the gains, and one seems much less a bargin than the other. I would say that the 24 ft/lb torque gain from the Autothority mod is likely something you'd notice (almost a 10% gain), while I would question if anyone would truely notice a 10 ft/lb gain. Would be nice to have that higher rev limit though... -- Karl |
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be mindful of higher revs
Check out the M car topic for S54 engine failures. We may be glad they have us locked down at 7400 rpm.
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