http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...item=1844835881

what actually is this thing? Anyone know?

And this line really made me laugh...

"This auction is for a Performance Chip for all Models of Honda S2000. The chip will work on all years from 1990-2002 ..."

 

Yeah, the S2000 started out in Japan in 1990, didn't you know that???

 

Wow, what an idiot...I hate retarded sellers like that.

 

That's like selling stickers that add HP...... The scary thing is, some people would probably believe it

 

You know you're getting quality when the guy's feedback section includes gems like this:

Complaint : Sent $$..Never got part, Poor communication with this guy.Buyer beware!!!!
Response by onestopelectronics - Maybe if you pay for the part, you will get the part! Very bad transaction!
Follow-up by mercedesandshane - I did pay, I asked & u said u got it. What A LIAR!!!. U rip people off. LOSER!!!

 

I don't believe the "chip" in our car's ECU can be changed. That's why people buy vafc's and complete ECU's like the AEM one. This seller sounds like a real scam artist OR maybe he's talking about "potato" chips for the S2000 "owner". Eat 10 bucks worth of these and you'll be sure to get 10-15 hp ("heartburn" power that is ). You know what they say about a "sucker" born every minute.

 

Even if it could, I doubt you could squeze any more HP from it.

 

Unbeleivable!!!!

 

OK, let's speculate. If indeed a chip did exist, how much HP could be extracted from its adjustments and how?

This assumes completely stock before and after chip install.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Happnin' Dave
[B]OK, let's speculate. If indeed a chip did exist, how much HP could be extracted from its adjustments and how?