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10-15-2011, 10:46 PM
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that looks like it goes in an older OBDI car. what year is the car he got it for?
but regardless, no, if those type of results cant be attained with a reprogrammable ECM they damn sure wont with a chipset based ECM
hell it shows the same improvements on every one of the vehicles on that site. even the damn prius.
but regardless, no, if those type of results cant be attained with a reprogrammable ECM they damn sure wont with a chipset based ECM
hell it shows the same improvements on every one of the vehicles on that site. even the damn prius.
10-16-2011, 02:22 AM
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Now you all can STHU cuz you dont have to be smart asses.. Here is what I was talking about. My friend ordered one of these before, and I was wondering if they are nothing but a lie.
http://www.gforcechips.com/pontiacfirebird.aspx
http://www.gforcechips.com/pontiacfirebird.aspx
The GForce module installs into your PONTIAC FIREBIRD's engine bay and is connected via 2 wires that plug into the IAT sensor. Diagrams are included. The unit is then able to reprogram the ECU thus improving your car's performance.
Having said that, when it comes to an OBDII PCM, this is NOT a "chip", it's an intercept module that will alter PCM calibrations and/or manipulate signals to effect the PCM's response and resulting commands.
"Chips" were something that used to actually require removing a chip from an early ECM and replacing it with another chip that had been custom burned with a different calibration. This entire process does not apply to an OBDII PCM. This company is using the word "chip" to universally refer to their product, which may actually be a chip for their older car applications, but will NOT be a chip for an OBDII car.
10-16-2011, 10:36 AM
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If the company calls it a chip, Ill call it a chip.
And i put it in for a 99 firebird. If everything is the same on that site then there is no doubt its fake.
And i put it in for a 99 firebird. If everything is the same on that site then there is no doubt its fake.
10-16-2011, 11:23 AM
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I bought 2 so i can have 358 rwhp added and 246 more tq. I will post wheelie stand once installed.
I bought 2 so i can have 358 rwhp added and 246 more tq. I will post wheelie stand once installed.
10-17-2011, 09:05 AM
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LOL you have to be kidding, Do you NOT NOTICE how PONTIAC FIREBIRD is capitalized every time on that page? and did you notice is says the exact same thing for EVERY MAKE and EVERY model, simply with a different car every time? and you cant even select your ENGINE SIZE?
also i prefer lays classics
also i prefer lays classics
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Im voting for Tapatio Doritos!...but seriously...that thing looks like a joke, am I the only one that noticed the price is slashed from $399 to $69...at that price Ill order 6 and forget about all the headaches of the maggie i was planning on installing hahahaha
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10-17-2011, 10:21 AM
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these are all the episodes of chips available currently.
Season one
Episode # Title Original Air Date
1 "CHiPs (Pilot)" September 15, 1977
Ponch and Jon chase a sports car theft ring.
2 "Undertow" September 22, 1977
A tow truck driver robs women who called for assistance. Ponch breathes in nitrous oxide (laughing gas) at an accident scene and becomes loopy. Jim Backus makes a guest appearance as a drunken driver.
3 "Dog Gone" September 29, 1977
Jon takes a liking to a stray pooch found on the freeway, but when the dog won't stay quiet, he leaves the pup with Ponch; after a traffic stop, a trio of young toughs decide to teach Ponch a lesson, but it may be Jon who'll pay the price.
4 "Moving Violation" October 13, 1977
While on a date, Ponch receives a ticket and decides to attend traffic school to hide the citation from Getraer. Guest appearance by Rosie Grier.
5 "Career Day" October 20, 1977
Two enterprising hustlers use CB radios to identify and rip off homes adjacent to local freeways; Ponch's former high school principal invites him to speak at the school's Career Day assembly.
6 "Baby Food" October 27, 1977
When an unsecured load of defective baby food spills onto the freeway, Ponch and Jon must race against time to find two of the missing cases.
7 "Taking Its Toll" November 3, 1977
A pair of bandits rip off wealthy targets while they're stopped at local toll booths; Jon decides to write a novel based on Ponch's misadventures.
8 "Green Thumb Burglar" November 10, 1977
Fresh plantings stolen from the highways near the command post nearly drive Getraer to distraction; a pair of psychic twins foretells gloom and doom in Ponch's immediate future.
9 "Hustle" November 24, 1977
A leather-clad duo on dirtbikes heists cash from area supermarkets; an eccentric defendant from traffic court vows to demonstrate that Ponch is incompetent. Cameo appearance by Broderick Crawford as himself.
10 "Highway Robbery" December 1, 1977
A down and out vet lifting purses from women in traffic jams turns out to be a former classmate of Jon's; Ponch convinces Getraer to introduce him to the Easy-On Suntan Lotion model.
11 "Name Your Price" December 8, 1977
A sophisticated ring of thieves drives away Rolls Royces in broad daylight; Ponch receives tickets to his favorite game show, "Name Your Price", which is similar to The Price Is Right.
12 "Aweigh We Go" December 22, 1977
A rash of tractor trailer rig hijackings finds Jon and Ponch assigned to the nearby highway scale station for training; Ponch tries to convince Jon that they should buy a speedboat.
13 "One Two Many" January 5, 1978
A civilian impersonating a CHP officer terrorizes female drivers and lands Jon in hot water with Getraer; with his motorhome in the shop for repairs, Ponch temporarily moves into Jon's apartment.
14 "Rustling" January 12, 1978 Skip Webster, Jock MacKelvie, Frank Telford Phil Bondelli
15 "Surf's Up" January 19, 1978 Rudolph Borchert, Bruce Shelly Georg Fenady
16 "Vintage '54" January 26, 1978 Edward Robak, Mort Thaw Barry Crane
17 "Hitch-Hiking Hitch" February 9, 1978 Bruce Shelly, Karl Tunberg, Terence Tunberg Phil Bondelli
18 "Cry Wolf" February 16, 1978 Jim Carlson, Terrence McDonnell John Florea
19 "Crash Diet" February 23, 1978 Rudolph Borchert Don McDougall
20 "Rainy Day" March 2, 1978 Rod Baker, James Doherty, William D. Gordon, Glen Olson Gordon Hessler
21 "Crack-Up" March 9, 1978 Rudolph Borchert Phil Bondelli
22 "Flashback!" April 1, 1978 Bruce Shelly Michael Caffey
[edit] Season two
Episode # Title Original Air Date Written By Directed By
1 "Peaks and Valleys" September 16, 1978 Rudolph Borchert Phil Bondelli
2 "The Volunteers" September 23, 1978 Arthur Marks John Florea
3 "Family Crisis" September 30, 1978 William D. Gordon , James Doherty Phil Bondelli
4 "Disaster Squad" October 7, 1978 Max Hodge Gordon Hessler
5 "Neighborhood Watch" October 14, 1978 L. Ford Neale , John Huff Phil Bondelli
6 "Trick or Trick" October 21, 1978 James Schmerer Phil Bondelli
7 "High Flyer" November 4, 1978 James Schmerer Gordon Hessler
8 "The Grudge" November 11, 1978 Richard B. Mittleman John Florea
9 "The Sheik" November 18, 1978 Jerry Thomas Phil Bondelli
10 "Return of the Turks" November 25, 1978 Stephen Lord Barry Crane
11 "Supercycle" December 2, 1978 William D. Gordon , James Doherty Phil Bondelli
12 "High Explosive" December 9, 1978 William D. Gordon , James Doherty Barry Crane
13 "Down Time" December 16, 1978 Richard B. Mittleman John Florea
14 "Repo Man" January 6, 1979 Rudolph Borchert Alex Grasshoff
15 "Mait Team" January 13, 1979 William D. Gordon , James Doherty , George Zateslo John Florea
16 "Pressure Point" January 20, 1979 Paul Robert Coyle Phil Bondelli
17 "The Matchmakers" January 27, 1979 L. Ford Neale , John Huff Harvey Laidman
18 "Rally 'Round the Bank" February 3, 1979 Lee H. Grant Barry Crane
19 "Bio-Rhythms" February 17, 1979 James Schmerer Don Weis
20 "Quarantine" February 24, 1979 Rudolph Borchert Harvey Laidman
21 "CHP-BMX" March 3, 1979 Richard B. Mittleman John Florea
22 "Ride the Whirlwind" March 10, 1979 Stephen Lord Larry Wilcox
23 "The Greatest Adventures of CHiPs" May 12, 1979 L. Ford Neale, John Huff
[edit] Season three
Episode # Title Original Air Date
1 "Roller Disco: Part 1" September 22, 1979
2 "Roller Disco: Part 2" September 22, 1979
3 "Valley Go Home!" September 29, 1979
4 "High Octane" October 6, 1979
5 "Death Watch" October 13, 1979
6 "Counterfeit" October 20, 1979
7 "Return of the Supercycle" October 27, 1979
8 "Hot Wheels" November 3, 1979
9 "Drive, Lady, Drive: Part 1" November 10, 1979
10 "Drive, Lady, Drive: Part 2" November 10, 1979
11 "The Watch Commander" November 17, 1979
12 "Destruction Derby" November 24, 1979
13 "Second Chance" December 1, 1979
14 "Wheeling" December 8, 1979
15 "Christmas Watch" December 15, 1979
16 "Jailbirds" January 12, 1980
17 "E.M.T." January 19, 1980
18 "Kidnap" January 26, 1980
19 "Off Road" February 2, 1980
20 "Two Truck Lady" February 9, 1980
21 "The Strippers" February 16, 1980
22 "Thrill Show" March 3, 1980
23 "Nightingale" March 23, 1980
24 "Dynamite Alley" March 30, 1980
[edit] Season four
Episode # Title Original Air Date
1 "Go-Cart Terror" September 21, 1980
2 "Sick Leave" September 28, 1980
3 "To Your Health" October 5, 1980
4 "The Poachers" October 19, 1980
5 "The Great 5K Star Race and Boulder Wrap Party: Part 1" December 7, 1980
6 "The Great 5K Star Race and Boulder Wrap Party: Part 2" December 7, 1980
7 "Satan's Angels" December 14, 1980
8 "Wheels of Justice" December 21, 1980
9 "Crash Course" January 4, 1981
10 "Forty Tons of Trouble" January 11, 1981
11 "11-99: Officer Needs Help" January 18, 1981
12 "Home Fires Burning" February 1, 1981
13 "Sharks" February 22, 1981
14 "Ponch's Angels: Part 1" February 28, 1981
15 "Ponch's Angels: Part 2"" March 1, 1981
16 "Karate" March 8, 1981
17 "New Guy in Town" March 15, 1981
18 "The Hawk and the Hunter" April 5, 1981
19 "Vigilante" May 3, 1981
20 "Dead Man's Riddle" May 10, 1981
21 "A Simple Operation" May 17, 1981
[edit] Season Five
Episode # Title Original Air Date
1 "Suicide Stunt" October 4, 1981
2 "Vagabonds" October 11, 1981
3 "Moonlight" October 18, 1981
4 "The Killer Indy" October 25, 1981
5 "Weed Wars" October 31, 1981
6 "Anything But the Truth" November 8, 1981
7 "Bomb Run" November 15, 1981
8 "Diamond in the Rough" November 22, 1981
9 "Finders Keepers" November 29, 1981
10 "Fast Money" December 5, 1981
11 "Concours d'Elegance" December 13, 1981
12 "Mitchell & Woods" December 18, 1981
13 "Breaking Point" January 3, 1982
14 "Tiger in the Streets" January 10, 1982
15 "Bright Flashes" January 17, 1982
16 "Battle of the Bands" January 31, 1982
17 "Alarmed" February 14, 1982
18 "In the Best of Families" February 21, 1982
19 "Silent Partner" February 28, 1982
20 "Flare Up" March 7, 1982
21 "The Game of War" March 14, 1982
22 "A Threat of War" March 21, 1982
23 "Trained for Trouble" April 4, 1982
24 "Ice Cream Man" April 18, 1982
25 "Overload" May 2, 1982
26 "K-9-1" May 9, 1982
27 "Force Seven" May 23, 1982
[edit] Season Six
Episode # Title Original Air Date
1 "Meet the New Guy" October 10, 1982
2 "Tight Fit" October 17, 1982
3 "The Spaceman Made Me Do It" October 24, 1982
4 "Rock Devil Rock" October 31, 1982
5 "Speedway Fever" November 7, 1982
6 "Something Special" November 21, 1982
7 "This Year's Riot" November 28, 1982
8 "Head Over Heals" December 5, 1982
9 "Return to Death's Door" December 12, 1982
10 "Fallout" December 19, 1982
11 "Day of the Robot" January 2, 1983
12 "Hot Date" January 9, 1983
13 "High Times" January 16, 1983
14 "Country Action" January 23, 1983
15 "Journey to a Spacecraft" February 6, 1983
16 "Fox Trap" February 20, 1983
17 "Brat Patrol" February 27, 1983
18 "Firepower" March 6, 1983
19 "Fun House" March 13, 1983
20 "Fast Company" March 20, 1983
21 "Things That Go Creep in the Night" April 10, 1983
22 "Return of the Brat Patrol" May 1, 1983
Season one
Episode # Title Original Air Date
1 "CHiPs (Pilot)" September 15, 1977
Ponch and Jon chase a sports car theft ring.
2 "Undertow" September 22, 1977
A tow truck driver robs women who called for assistance. Ponch breathes in nitrous oxide (laughing gas) at an accident scene and becomes loopy. Jim Backus makes a guest appearance as a drunken driver.
3 "Dog Gone" September 29, 1977
Jon takes a liking to a stray pooch found on the freeway, but when the dog won't stay quiet, he leaves the pup with Ponch; after a traffic stop, a trio of young toughs decide to teach Ponch a lesson, but it may be Jon who'll pay the price.
4 "Moving Violation" October 13, 1977
While on a date, Ponch receives a ticket and decides to attend traffic school to hide the citation from Getraer. Guest appearance by Rosie Grier.
5 "Career Day" October 20, 1977
Two enterprising hustlers use CB radios to identify and rip off homes adjacent to local freeways; Ponch's former high school principal invites him to speak at the school's Career Day assembly.
6 "Baby Food" October 27, 1977
When an unsecured load of defective baby food spills onto the freeway, Ponch and Jon must race against time to find two of the missing cases.
7 "Taking Its Toll" November 3, 1977
A pair of bandits rip off wealthy targets while they're stopped at local toll booths; Jon decides to write a novel based on Ponch's misadventures.
8 "Green Thumb Burglar" November 10, 1977
Fresh plantings stolen from the highways near the command post nearly drive Getraer to distraction; a pair of psychic twins foretells gloom and doom in Ponch's immediate future.
9 "Hustle" November 24, 1977
A leather-clad duo on dirtbikes heists cash from area supermarkets; an eccentric defendant from traffic court vows to demonstrate that Ponch is incompetent. Cameo appearance by Broderick Crawford as himself.
10 "Highway Robbery" December 1, 1977
A down and out vet lifting purses from women in traffic jams turns out to be a former classmate of Jon's; Ponch convinces Getraer to introduce him to the Easy-On Suntan Lotion model.
11 "Name Your Price" December 8, 1977
A sophisticated ring of thieves drives away Rolls Royces in broad daylight; Ponch receives tickets to his favorite game show, "Name Your Price", which is similar to The Price Is Right.
12 "Aweigh We Go" December 22, 1977
A rash of tractor trailer rig hijackings finds Jon and Ponch assigned to the nearby highway scale station for training; Ponch tries to convince Jon that they should buy a speedboat.
13 "One Two Many" January 5, 1978
A civilian impersonating a CHP officer terrorizes female drivers and lands Jon in hot water with Getraer; with his motorhome in the shop for repairs, Ponch temporarily moves into Jon's apartment.
14 "Rustling" January 12, 1978 Skip Webster, Jock MacKelvie, Frank Telford Phil Bondelli
15 "Surf's Up" January 19, 1978 Rudolph Borchert, Bruce Shelly Georg Fenady
16 "Vintage '54" January 26, 1978 Edward Robak, Mort Thaw Barry Crane
17 "Hitch-Hiking Hitch" February 9, 1978 Bruce Shelly, Karl Tunberg, Terence Tunberg Phil Bondelli
18 "Cry Wolf" February 16, 1978 Jim Carlson, Terrence McDonnell John Florea
19 "Crash Diet" February 23, 1978 Rudolph Borchert Don McDougall
20 "Rainy Day" March 2, 1978 Rod Baker, James Doherty, William D. Gordon, Glen Olson Gordon Hessler
21 "Crack-Up" March 9, 1978 Rudolph Borchert Phil Bondelli
22 "Flashback!" April 1, 1978 Bruce Shelly Michael Caffey
[edit] Season two
Episode # Title Original Air Date Written By Directed By
1 "Peaks and Valleys" September 16, 1978 Rudolph Borchert Phil Bondelli
2 "The Volunteers" September 23, 1978 Arthur Marks John Florea
3 "Family Crisis" September 30, 1978 William D. Gordon , James Doherty Phil Bondelli
4 "Disaster Squad" October 7, 1978 Max Hodge Gordon Hessler
5 "Neighborhood Watch" October 14, 1978 L. Ford Neale , John Huff Phil Bondelli
6 "Trick or Trick" October 21, 1978 James Schmerer Phil Bondelli
7 "High Flyer" November 4, 1978 James Schmerer Gordon Hessler
8 "The Grudge" November 11, 1978 Richard B. Mittleman John Florea
9 "The Sheik" November 18, 1978 Jerry Thomas Phil Bondelli
10 "Return of the Turks" November 25, 1978 Stephen Lord Barry Crane
11 "Supercycle" December 2, 1978 William D. Gordon , James Doherty Phil Bondelli
12 "High Explosive" December 9, 1978 William D. Gordon , James Doherty Barry Crane
13 "Down Time" December 16, 1978 Richard B. Mittleman John Florea
14 "Repo Man" January 6, 1979 Rudolph Borchert Alex Grasshoff
15 "Mait Team" January 13, 1979 William D. Gordon , James Doherty , George Zateslo John Florea
16 "Pressure Point" January 20, 1979 Paul Robert Coyle Phil Bondelli
17 "The Matchmakers" January 27, 1979 L. Ford Neale , John Huff Harvey Laidman
18 "Rally 'Round the Bank" February 3, 1979 Lee H. Grant Barry Crane
19 "Bio-Rhythms" February 17, 1979 James Schmerer Don Weis
20 "Quarantine" February 24, 1979 Rudolph Borchert Harvey Laidman
21 "CHP-BMX" March 3, 1979 Richard B. Mittleman John Florea
22 "Ride the Whirlwind" March 10, 1979 Stephen Lord Larry Wilcox
23 "The Greatest Adventures of CHiPs" May 12, 1979 L. Ford Neale, John Huff
[edit] Season three
Episode # Title Original Air Date
1 "Roller Disco: Part 1" September 22, 1979
2 "Roller Disco: Part 2" September 22, 1979
3 "Valley Go Home!" September 29, 1979
4 "High Octane" October 6, 1979
5 "Death Watch" October 13, 1979
6 "Counterfeit" October 20, 1979
7 "Return of the Supercycle" October 27, 1979
8 "Hot Wheels" November 3, 1979
9 "Drive, Lady, Drive: Part 1" November 10, 1979
10 "Drive, Lady, Drive: Part 2" November 10, 1979
11 "The Watch Commander" November 17, 1979
12 "Destruction Derby" November 24, 1979
13 "Second Chance" December 1, 1979
14 "Wheeling" December 8, 1979
15 "Christmas Watch" December 15, 1979
16 "Jailbirds" January 12, 1980
17 "E.M.T." January 19, 1980
18 "Kidnap" January 26, 1980
19 "Off Road" February 2, 1980
20 "Two Truck Lady" February 9, 1980
21 "The Strippers" February 16, 1980
22 "Thrill Show" March 3, 1980
23 "Nightingale" March 23, 1980
24 "Dynamite Alley" March 30, 1980
[edit] Season four
Episode # Title Original Air Date
1 "Go-Cart Terror" September 21, 1980
2 "Sick Leave" September 28, 1980
3 "To Your Health" October 5, 1980
4 "The Poachers" October 19, 1980
5 "The Great 5K Star Race and Boulder Wrap Party: Part 1" December 7, 1980
6 "The Great 5K Star Race and Boulder Wrap Party: Part 2" December 7, 1980
7 "Satan's Angels" December 14, 1980
8 "Wheels of Justice" December 21, 1980
9 "Crash Course" January 4, 1981
10 "Forty Tons of Trouble" January 11, 1981
11 "11-99: Officer Needs Help" January 18, 1981
12 "Home Fires Burning" February 1, 1981
13 "Sharks" February 22, 1981
14 "Ponch's Angels: Part 1" February 28, 1981
15 "Ponch's Angels: Part 2"" March 1, 1981
16 "Karate" March 8, 1981
17 "New Guy in Town" March 15, 1981
18 "The Hawk and the Hunter" April 5, 1981
19 "Vigilante" May 3, 1981
20 "Dead Man's Riddle" May 10, 1981
21 "A Simple Operation" May 17, 1981
[edit] Season Five
Episode # Title Original Air Date
1 "Suicide Stunt" October 4, 1981
2 "Vagabonds" October 11, 1981
3 "Moonlight" October 18, 1981
4 "The Killer Indy" October 25, 1981
5 "Weed Wars" October 31, 1981
6 "Anything But the Truth" November 8, 1981
7 "Bomb Run" November 15, 1981
8 "Diamond in the Rough" November 22, 1981
9 "Finders Keepers" November 29, 1981
10 "Fast Money" December 5, 1981
11 "Concours d'Elegance" December 13, 1981
12 "Mitchell & Woods" December 18, 1981
13 "Breaking Point" January 3, 1982
14 "Tiger in the Streets" January 10, 1982
15 "Bright Flashes" January 17, 1982
16 "Battle of the Bands" January 31, 1982
17 "Alarmed" February 14, 1982
18 "In the Best of Families" February 21, 1982
19 "Silent Partner" February 28, 1982
20 "Flare Up" March 7, 1982
21 "The Game of War" March 14, 1982
22 "A Threat of War" March 21, 1982
23 "Trained for Trouble" April 4, 1982
24 "Ice Cream Man" April 18, 1982
25 "Overload" May 2, 1982
26 "K-9-1" May 9, 1982
27 "Force Seven" May 23, 1982
[edit] Season Six
Episode # Title Original Air Date
1 "Meet the New Guy" October 10, 1982
2 "Tight Fit" October 17, 1982
3 "The Spaceman Made Me Do It" October 24, 1982
4 "Rock Devil Rock" October 31, 1982
5 "Speedway Fever" November 7, 1982
6 "Something Special" November 21, 1982
7 "This Year's Riot" November 28, 1982
8 "Head Over Heals" December 5, 1982
9 "Return to Death's Door" December 12, 1982
10 "Fallout" December 19, 1982
11 "Day of the Robot" January 2, 1983
12 "Hot Date" January 9, 1983
13 "High Times" January 16, 1983
14 "Country Action" January 23, 1983
15 "Journey to a Spacecraft" February 6, 1983
16 "Fox Trap" February 20, 1983
17 "Brat Patrol" February 27, 1983
18 "Firepower" March 6, 1983
19 "Fun House" March 13, 1983
20 "Fast Company" March 20, 1983
21 "Things That Go Creep in the Night" April 10, 1983
22 "Return of the Brat Patrol" May 1, 1983
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