Hi forumers
Anyone using this? Does it really work?

http://www.banggood.com/NitroOBD2-Benzine-...e-p-985025.html

Or is there any genuine products that really works for same objectives?

Thx

20% performance gain is not just coming from a $11 OBD chip, it probably make the shifting point higher thus you feel more torque at each shift

since it is cheap, you can try and let us know the results

frankly... even on same cars with diferent trims, there are usually some other differences with the hardware if you go into the details...

its dirt cheap so... u can buy it and try...

remember to dyno BEFORE and after installation...

*real dyno please, not butt dyno

Dyno? Wat is tat

This post has been edited by rupart: Apr 10 2016, 01:01 PM

and now i know why you had to ask....... at this point, i would beg you halt any modofications on the car and just drive it as is

Bro people spent around rm3000 to gain 30hp from a turbo car..

Do u think this device that cost around 8dollars will increase 20% performance of the car?

if this works then VW will not have to resort to the defeat device (i know the dieselgate scandal related to emission, but power vs emission is an key component of the scandal).

I'd laugh at whoever who bought this and believed it worked

Don't bother playing with cars. There is a right way, and then there is the Ah Beng way. No prize for guessing which way you're headed to.

lol sometimes, you need to buy it and experience disappointment before you learn

Nuff said.

Some people should just take public transport.

thatz what this forum all abt rite...to seek and give..

i also mentioned for any genuine ways like this http://www.quantumtuning.co.uk/ecu-remap-tuning.aspx

but nobody seem to do..

Ehh car tuning houses do offer that kind of service....

Really depends on your ecu... Some older ones are not mapable...
And if you are serious, there is always the standalone (this is IMO, the best way to really tune an engine)

ECU mapping not recommended...and costly about 2-3k...furthermore it's not guaranteed and comes with risk..if ECU go wrong during remap then replacement is abt 10k....

will just live the way it is...

closing this thread..

thanks everyone

This post has been edited by rupart: Apr 26 2016, 11:53 AM

haha okay... but thats why you need tuners who are good.... imo its better than using whatever chips there are in the market since it gives you full control.... none of these chips have any guaranties anyway.... ecu cost really depends on the car.... and a standalone ecu will cost you more than 2-3k

ECU mapping on a FI car, sure.

On a NA car, the gains are not worth the money you pay, unless you accompany it with hardware mods as well.

Racechip paling cheap pun 1k++ second hand...

Tune big or go stock, track days or daily drivers, your choice~