Date: 27 Feb 2002 08:52:42 -0800 From: reuvenhnopsamhlink.com (Reuven) Subject: Re: 9-5 2.3L chip tuning
Pierre, I like the idea of open source-code chip tunning. Kinda like the Unix of car tunning. Here's my concerns: What about the gearbox? For example, mine's an auto, can the standard gearbox handle the extra power? Is the Aero gearbox different than the LPT? What about the chassis? Is the Aero's chassis reinforced? What about emmissions? And of course the issue that Jim mentioned with Turbo variation. At that price I would definitly consider getting it, even though I'm in the US. Spyderman: Chill out. Nobody is going to force you do it. "Pierre-Yves Andri" <andrinopsamogic.net> wrote in message news:<a5ehoi$6e1$1nopsamge.news.be.easynet.net>... > Hi all Saab enthousiats, > > I'm living in Belgium and own a 9-5 2.3L manual 170hp. > I know it is possible to re-program the calculator eeprom and gain a lot of power (till 225hp, like the Aero, I think). > I've found a place where they do that (www.rica.nl in Nederlands), but they will charge me around US$ 700 to do that. (I > guess they just copied the Aero eeprom...) > So, I was just wondering if there is a place on the net where I could download the code... : I own an eeprom > programmer. (Hope Rica does not read this.. :-)) > > Any comment would be appreciated.
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