Styles of Performance Chips

Styles of Performance Chips, Programmers & Tuners.  There are three different styles of performance chips to choose from; Control Modules, Programmers & Engine Management Systems.  Each has their own unique characteristics and capabilities.  However, for all their differences, the one thing they have in common is the power to propel your vehicle’s performance to unbelievable heights.

3 Fundamental Types of Performance Chips

Control Modules: A control module plugs directly into your under-the-hood electrical system, standing right in between the data from your various sensors and the computer. The module intercepts the data before it has a chance to reach the onboard computer. Then, it analyses the information, determines the proper adjustments to the air/fuel ratio, ignition timing and other key functions, and then sends commands to the onboard computer.

Programmers:Like control modules, power programmers reconfigure your vehicle’s onboard computer to perform at peak levels, but they operate differently.Rather than being permanently installed into your electrical system, power programmers like Superchips are plug-n-play devices.Before hitting the road, you connect it to your OBD-II Port, which is handily located right under your dashboard. You will then answer a number of questions about your vehicle, any modifications you have made and what level of power you want.

Engine Management Systems (EMS): If you want total control of your vehicle’s computer system, don’t just reprogram it-replace it. An EMS is a complete substitution for your stock onboard computer, giving you virtually unlimited command over just about ever aspect of your vehicle’s control system.