I have an adjustable cam gear for our engines, just leave out the key and bolt, infinately adjustable cam timing.
Also automatically adjusts compression ratio.
Also automatically adjusts compression ratio.
FINALLY a performance chip for our trucks!
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No, seriosly, I had a guy ask me what cam he should put in his 2 stroke
I've worked on a few 2 strokes that used cams for the exhaust valves.
gatorman21218
Registered User
\Did they have 4 exhaust valves per hole?
really old ones of those had 2 valves.
Might as well go out in a cow pasture and pick up a few CHIPS, doesn't matter if there Bull **** or Cow ****, throw those in the fuel tank, they generate gas which increases the fuel pressure. No wires to attach.
jwalterus
Made in America
and here I was already laughing earlier when I read some part in the christmas Summit Racing catalog that was for "83-94 7.3L Powerstroke"I'll find it again and post what it was......
btw, anyone got a '83 powerstroke they wanna sell me cheap??
Did they have 4 exhaust valves per hole?
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really old ones of those had 2 valves.
Both varieties.
It's true. I did indeed show a prototype performance chip for the IDI. It interfaces with the trucks electrical system in a simple plug and play manner, and offers 7 programmable levels of performance. An LED displays the current chip setting, and it definitely works! It uses my new caloric rejection system, but I haven't brought it to market yet because I want to get a patent for it first. The dipping cup and encapsolating polystyrene entromorphic housing are part of the overal design, and I'm thinking of offering it in baked, sour cream and onion, or barbaque performance levels. I'll have to get a pic up I guess.
sour cream and onion for me please.if those arent in stock barbeque will be fine
oldmisterbill
Grumpy Old Man
It seems the only computor that needs a chip is the one on the posters shoulder!
Black dawg
Registered User
I went to test drive a 93idi truck that had a "chip" a couple years ago. This guys mechanic sold and installed the chip for him. This guy sure was dissapointed with his mechanic after I explained it to him.
It's true. I did indeed show a prototype performance chip for the IDI. It interfaces with the trucks electrical system in a simple plug and play manner, and offers 7 programmable levels of performance. An LED displays the current chip setting, and it definitely works! It uses my new caloric rejection system, but I haven't brought it to market yet because I want to get a patent for it first. The dipping cup and encapsolating polystyrene entromorphic housing are part of the overal design, and I'm thinking of offering it in baked, sour cream and onion, or barbaque performance levels. I'll have to get a pic up I guess.
sandrow
Full Access Member
pure garbage, I spoke to the company that supposedly makes it no dice nothing for any year before 96. There goes the rep of that ebay seller there's gonna be some pissed off people when they recive their "92 chip"
