Subject	Hey, leave that chip alone! :)
Posted by	Brett S on September 10, 2000 at 12:24 PM
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In Reply To	Helps alot -thanks! Is the chip socketed or soldered? posted by wilkendw on September 10, 2000 at 09:56 AM
Message	The person selling it lives 2 minutes from me! He had forgotten I wanted it when he put it up on ebay. To answer your question though, he's just selling the eprom and the boost jets. I believe the stock ECU has the chip soldered in, so you'd couldn't just plug in the new chip. You'll either have to play with soldering, or get the ECU socketed to fit the eprom by an electronics shop. When JWT gets the Cores back from their sales, I believe they socket the ECU to fit the EPROMs, then send out the upgraded EPROM, and the stock EPROM with the ECU as a package, so you can switch back at any time. Good luck! :) : I thought I read about installing the chip yourself just by pruing out the old and poping in the new?
Follow Ups	Could someone explain the ECU upgrade please? - wilkendw 08:30:12 09/10/00 Well there is some info the FAQ. But here is some info. - Carlos Ramirez 08:49:01 09/10/00 Helps alot -thanks! Is the chip socketed or soldered? - wilkendw 09:56:16 09/10/00 Hey, leave that chip alone! :) - Brett S 12:24:01 09/10/00
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