Re: More SuperChips stuff

[healey@chester.lerc.nasa.gov (jim healey)]

>Hi guys,
>

>
>Glen's valid point is that it is unethical, if not downright fradulent to
>advertise something you are not delivering.  In this case, (and I haven't 
>seen the ad, so I'm relying on Glen's inference) Glen infers that the ad 
>promises a modified EPROM to deliver the increased performance.  If that's 
>the case, and from Peter's forthright postings, I gather that it is, Peter
>should change his ads, eliminating parts that are just not true.
>

>Cheers,
>
>Bart Chambers
>'77 Feline Varmint Felix, Gray Tabby
>'86 Carrera Cabriolet, Guards Red
>'87 Syncro (Stealth Quattro
>
>

I looked up the ad.

The mods being sold are:
modify part and full throttle parameters, remove speed limits 
and alter rev limits.

They also say there is no one better to buy a chip from.
(Maybe they should say electro-mechanical upgrade?)

I'm kind of curious why the prices range from $200-$500
where a mustang svo upgrade to 255 hp cost $250 and a 
quattro turbo upgrade to 265 hp is $400

oh well

jim h
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