Anyone ever try the Cheap Performance Modules?

[LucasMX358]

Just wondering if anyone had ever tried these? I recieved on last year as a gift. Its a Genesis Performance. they hook into the IAT or the CTS sensors. Just wanna see if i should try it on the sled or just pitch it. Thanks everyone

[colo black smoke]

Originally Posted by LucasMX358

Just wondering if anyone had ever tried these? I recieved on last year as a gift. Its a Genesis Performance. they hook into the IAT or the CTS sensors. Just wanna see if i should try it on the sled or just pitch it. Thanks everyone

I asked the same ?(if it worked) on DooTalk and got no answer. Hook yours up and let us know.

[LucasMX358]

I will try i out i guess! Just need some snow befor i can ride. I read on someones signature, if ya dont break anything, you cant upgrade it!! I'll let ya know if i figure this thing out and it works.

[Rob1334]

Don't do it. Do you think if the manufacturers could gain 10 hp or whatever it is they claim by adding something as simple as this "chip" that they would? They spend a lot of time developing engines and the performance of them, if they could add that much that easy they would have already done it.

FYI, if you google a lot of these people who sell these chips it is just a resistor, those are like 10 for a dollar at radio shack, and you need to splice that into your wiring.... also a lot of disclaimer stuffr they are not responsible for burn downs and what have ya.

STAY away and use that money on fuel.

[SilverGriz]

Originally Posted by Rob1334

Don't do it. Do you think if the manufacturers could gain 10 hp or whatever it is they claim by adding something as simple as this "chip" that they would? They spend a lot of time developing engines and the performance of them, if they could add that much that easy they would have already done it.

FYI, if you google a lot of these people who sell these chips it is just a resistor, those are like 10 for a dollar at radio shack, and you need to splice that into your wiring.... also a lot of disclaimer stuffr they are not responsible for burn downs and what have ya.

STAY away and use that money on fuel.

X2...not even worth your time. Turn it into a keychain so you can have something to laugh about with your riding buddies.

[LucasMX358]

Hey thanx for the info guys, i was kinda werry about there claims as they say the can gain upto 25 hp. Any cheap upgrades i can do to the ol M7? Currently have Injector perfector, MBRP can, and slp high flow air intake. Custom ground clutch weights from Dakota Performance. 800 miles last year and never wrecked a belt, and still looks like new.

[jzillmer34]

Originally Posted by LucasMX358

Hey thanx for the info guys, i was kinda werry about there claims as they say the can gain upto 25 hp. Any cheap upgrades i can do to the ol M7? Currently have Injector perfector, MBRP can, and slp high flow air intake. Custom ground clutch weights from Dakota Performance. 800 miles last year and never wrecked a belt, and still looks like new.

I would install the shift assist in the secondary possibly a new spring and probably upgrade to some aftermarket hard rollers. Some side vents would help out also. Many things you could do to the sled but these should all be under $300 total give or take and defiantly help in the long run.

[colo black smoke]

Originally Posted by Rob1334

Don't do it. Do you think if the manufacturers could gain 10 hp or whatever it is they claim by adding something as simple as this "chip" that they would? They spend a lot of time developing engines and the performance of them, if they could add that much that easy they would have already done it.

FYI, if you google a lot of these people who sell these chips it is just a resistor, those are like 10 for a dollar at radio shack, and you need to splice that into your wiring.... also a lot of disclaimer stuffr they are not responsible for burn downs and what have ya.

STAY away and use that money on fuel.

Thats what I thought, and now I know!