GForce chips?
Basically, it's a resistor for some air/fuel sensor. Its 99 cents worth of resistors from radio shack, dressed up in 39 cents worth of plastic, yet charge $69 for every make/model. It essentially tricks the computer to give less fuel. You have to solder it in to your PCM/computer which obviously voids your warranty. I was going to get one for my older Nissan Maxima, but it seemed to good to be true.
Basically, it's a resistor for some air/fuel sensor. Its 99 cents worth of resistors from radio shack, dressed up in 39 cents worth of plastic, yet charge $69 for every make/model. It essentially tricks the computer to give less fuel. You have to solder it in to your PCM/computer which obviously voids your warranty. I was going to get one for my older Nissan Maxima, but it seemed to good to be true.
I actually bought one before on my 2009 Dodge ram that I had before I did see slight improvement in the gas mileage maybe around 2 to 3 miles per gallon on the horsepower just didn't feel anything





