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    Chip My Diesel, any experiences?

    Hi all, was talking to a guy today who has one of these modules in his 2.7 D4.
    Land Rover Discovery TDV6 Diesel Chip Tuning by ChipMyDiesel - Performance, Power & Economy

    Their explanatory PDF [ame]http://www.chipmydiesel.com/pdf/tech.pdf[/ame]

    Has anyone got any experience with them? Are they just a crappy signal modifier that tricks the ECU? Any inherent dangers etc?

    He seems happy, had it for about 3 months. Reasonably inexpensive too.
    Regards, Will

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    Any plug in box is a signal modifier...

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    Don't mean to be a smart a#*se but I thought the main difference between petrol and diesel was the fuel type.

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    A petrol to air mix of 1:1 is not right either!

    Will - you're much better off getting a BAS or Bluefin remap interface. BAS is more expensive - especially when Superchips have a 25% off sale (usually at the end of the year, like when I got mine). The usual price at Australian distributor is less than $700 for Bluefin, and a bit more for BAS.

    For cars out of warranty, it is not such a big deal to get the interface - as it is less likely that your factory map will get updated and overwritten by dealers.

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    Unless you're towing, I don't see the point personally.

    Baz.
    Cheers Baz.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redback View Post
    Unless you're towing, I don't see the point personally.

    Baz.

    Maturity coming with old age Baz

    Or just slowing down and enjoying the view

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    Maturity coming with old age Baz

    Or just slowing down and enjoying the view
    Maybe

    I only chipped the D2 because it struggled to tow our camper once we added the larger tyres, and all the other stuff, we also had the daughter and 2 dogs as well and all their gear

    We have room and power to burn now

    Baz.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Redback View Post
    Maybe

    I only chipped the D2 because it struggled to tow our camper once we added the larger tyres, and all the other stuff, we also had the daughter and 2 dogs as well and all their gear

    We have room and power to burn now

    Baz.
    Im running my D2 with the standard ECU at the moment.Much nicer to drive,until you want to overtake a roadtrain
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    Every thing is a compromise, I am happy to stick with he the LR engineers compromise.
    Why risk increasing combustion temperatures etc and resultant lower engine life for a bit of extra power?
    Regards
    Barry

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