OBD2 Chip Box?

http://chippower24.com

Anyone know anything about these OBD2 Chip boxes?


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Never seen that one before personally but the website is nowhere near as user-friendly as the RaceChip one so, for me, I would stick with the tried and tested RaceChip.

Well, RaceChip has already been purchased (although it's taking its time getting here) but even though this doesn't suit the 200 I have I found this quite interesting.

Btw, I've seen some shocking websites in my time very unreflective of the quality of the produce but I have to say the lack of interest in this, hmm...interests me :/


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Jh72i wrote:

Well, RaceChip has already been purchased (although it's taking its time getting here) but even though this doesn't suit the 200 I have I found this quite interesting.

Btw, I've seen some shocking websites in my time very unreflective of the quality of the produce but I have to say the lack of interest in this, hmm...interests me :/

Maybe no-one else has any knowledge on them and that's why the post is silent.
How does the RaceChip not suit the 200 ?

I have looked at the RaceChips for my R, they say 71bhp increase to the power but that would be nearly 340bhp and others have told me you're just asking for trouble if you increase to that level.

Also, some have told me that they think it is better to have your original ECU remapped, this way there is no box fooling the system with false pulses.

All I can say is if you want one get one and report back here, for it might help anyone else thinking of making a similar decision.

I have read that people have used various chips with very good results. However, some time back, I spoke with a mechanic who regularly did remapping amongst other things. He said the chips were trouble. They do “trick” the ecu with false readings to get a boost in power. This can result in failure of certain components.

I have not chipped or remapped mine, so I can’t really comment, other than the above.

Plecodoras wrote:

How does the RaceChip not suit the 200 ?

I think Jh72i was referring to https://chippower24.com/ as they do not list THP200 version

DKZ5745 wrote:

I have read that people have used various chips with very good results. However, some time back, I spoke with a mechanic who regularly did remapping amongst other things. He said the chips were trouble. They do “trick” the ecu with false readings to get a boost in power. This can result in failure of certain components.

I have not chipped or remapped mine, so I can’t really comment, other than the above.

ECU remappers say bad things about chips while chip makers say the opposite https://www.racechip.com/chip-tuning/remapping.html it's business

Both solutions make your car less reliable (more power = more stress/wear on some parts) but i guess ECU remap is still a bit safer solution since more variables are adjusted.

I have remapped my RCZ and 6 months later i had to change my HPFP and new chain kit will be installed next week (at around 80km mileage). But is it do to remap? Who knows Even stock engines suffer from those issues at similar mileage.

That’s true, the Hpfp & of course timing chain are well known issues with standard Z’s so probably nothing to do with your remap.