OBD2 ProRacing Digital Chip

[PradoEater]

Out of interest how many seconds it takes to get to 100klm/hr?

[ReefMaster]

0-100klm

The time prior to the chip was around 10.6 seconds with my vehicle weighing in at 2650 kg with me sitting in it and half a tank of fuel in the main tank. I do have a roof rack and awning permanently mounted on the roof with the solar panel.

It's now 8.6 seconds to reach that magical 100klm/hr . There is definitely more power on tap and when I push the car too hard - recently I have been experiencing tyre debeading whilst off-road. I guess I have to be more gentle when I am running lower pressures but Pajeros don't run big tyres like others who I travel with .

The Pajero is not a fast vehicle compared to most big six Aussie cars

Here is a vid of it up a hill in the mud on 32 inch tyres.

https://www.facebook.com/4wdtrip/videos/627726127394469/

Below is a Jeep on 35 inch tyres.

https://www.facebook.com/4wdtrip/videos/626407707526311/

The 5th attempt by the Jeep when he made it.

https://www.facebook.com/4wdtrip/videos/626389047528177/

I love what the Pajero can do.

[DeepCore]

Hi,

For what it's worth, I found out that ChipPower had recently released a newer OBD2 Version 3.0 Performance Chip with 2017/18 software and ChipPower were kind enough to allow me to exchange the Ver. 2.0 I had previously installed in my 2016 BMW X4 35d (230kW/630Nm) for the Ver 3.0 at no cost, except I paid postage cost back to Poland, I posted today, 9-5-17.

I did purchase on Friday 5-5-17, received 8-5-17 via DHL Express:

1. Diesel OBD2 Ver. 3.0 for my X4 35d
2. Petrol OBD2 Ver. 3.0 for my wife's 2017 X1 25i

Installed both into cars and have driven 200+Kms in my wife's X1 25i and it definitely has made a difference, initial takeaway is stronger with little or no turbo lag.

Still hope to get my X4 35d Dyno tested when I have time over the next couple weeks, I'll report back.

For those who think I'm a fake or trying to con, unsubscribe from this thread as you'll never believe anything I say.

I'm no trying to sell anything, got no ties whatsoever with CP, just reporting as I see it.

Cheerz

Can you post a photo of the interior of OBD2 Version 3.0?
I bought one for my Mitsubishi Pajero 2.5 TDi Sport GLS and didn't notice any difference!
Best regards,

[dreamerman]

Ok I a just gonna pitching in my $0.02. Prior to my current Pajero I was driving a diesel dual cab. I paid $250 in 2015 for a German made Tuningkit after reading extensive user experiences in a forum. I don't understand the engineering bits but users are convinced that this Tuningkit does the right things. This kit is a godsend in terms of power, turbo lag and smoothness. I would buy another Tuningkit for my Pajero but I don't feel the need to at this moment as it has plenty of power and acceptable turbo lag.

[drgtr]

Bummer. Would love to get the OBD2 version but might have to go with one that plugs into rail because I run OBD2 double adaptors too

[hussrum]

OBD2 ProRacing Digital Chip

put one on my 07 paj OBD2 redbox ProRacing Chip gallexy & didnt c any difference & took it off when i replaced my turbo not saying that what did the turbo but its not going back on.

[hussrum]

There r selling the same one on ebay for $420

[NT11Pajero]

I would never consider installing one myself, but wanted to look into it to confirm my suspicions. This website has plenty of useful info, including the ProRacing Chip - https://www.performancechipreviews.c...egory/reviews/

I wonder if some of the more expensive ones are just acting like a throttle controller? I.e. a quarter of the pedal will do as much as full throttle? That might give the impression of more power.