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BUDSDAK
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4/02/2005
17:22:03
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what are the feelings of the group about this "PERFORMANCE MODULE".
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3359
How can 87 - 04 daks with different engines use the same module??
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BUDSDAK
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4/02/2005
17:25:14
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Here is another one!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33597&item=7965958725&rd=1
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bigdave
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4/02/2005
18:06:19
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Its a waste, its a resistor you can buy at Radio shack for .39 cents. All it does is trick th PC into thinking air is colder than what it is. I dont know the values of the resistor, but it shouldnt be hard to figure out.
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T-racy
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4/02/2005
23:16:31
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Bigdave is right about it being a resistor. The colder the air the higher the resistance produced by the air temp. sensor. My 93 measured about 80,000 ohms at 20 deg. F. and 5,000 ohms at 80 degrees. If you don't have a mopar perf. computer it will give a small gain. Maybe like 5 hp. and some more torque. If you already have the perf. comp it won't help. Some e-bay ads say 30-40 HP gain. Rediculous!! If you wan't to try it go to Radio Shack and buy a 68 K resistor. That should richen it up a little.
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