Getting the RS2 stuff put on today---Can't freakin wait
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Getting the RS2 stuff put on today---Can't freakin wait
I still don't have the injectors yet (looking for a good deal), so the power increase won't be that much, but I'm still freakin excited to drive the car after the upgrade.
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Yeah, I'm on the fence about which route to go
Since I already have an IA chip, I can upgrade for a minimal cost (around $150), but that means I have to get the pricey RS2 injectors ($450) and probably the MAF ($300).
If I go the Mihnea route, the chip costs me around $700, and the injectors cost around $180.
So, either way, I'm looking at around another $900. I'd prefer to go the IA route though b/c they are local and alex at IA is always willing to help.
If I go the Mihnea route, the chip costs me around $700, and the injectors cost around $180.
So, either way, I'm looking at around another $900. I'd prefer to go the IA route though b/c they are local and alex at IA is always willing to help.
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I guess this wasn't a good enough deal for anyone.<ul><li><a href="http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7946077372">ended auction for RS2 parts</a></li></ul>
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Re: Ah. Understood.
why is there a need to use a different chip with the injectors from racetronix? If they're both high impedance and have the same output then i don't understand?