HyperTech Chip and t-stat
03-06-2004, 12:56 PM
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HyperTech Chip and t-stat
I am thinking about getting the Hypertech chip and t-stat for my Bonnie. I have these on my camaro and I saw a noticable difference. Does anyone know the part # so I can order it from Summit? Thanks!!!
03-06-2004, 12:57 PM
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Hypertech doesn't offer a chip for your car that I know of, but Jet may still. The thermostat is no big deal. It'* identical to the Stant. Buy a Stant for half the price (go 180°).
If you're considering the Stage 2 chip, intake, exhaust, and 180° thermostat are required first. The chip is tuned for that as a bare minimum.
If you're considering the Stage 2 chip, intake, exhaust, and 180° thermostat are required first. The chip is tuned for that as a bare minimum.
03-06-2004, 01:41 PM
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Hypertech does have a chip for 92 SSEi'* and a 160 thermostat, also. Go to www.hypertech-inc.com and ignore the spanish notice. Go to products, then you'll see from there. The Thermomaster chip is the model that requires the thermostat.
03-07-2004, 05:47 PM
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yes the do have a chip for the 92 ssei , i have one in my car. they call it the thermomaster chip, but one thing that they forgot to do to it. they tell you to run a 160* thermostat, but they didnt change when the coolong fan kicks on, it still comes on at 228*. also, before you install your new stat, drill 2 1/8" holes in the rim of it, this will keep you from getting hot spots in the cylinder heads.
oh , BTW, sweet ride
oh , BTW, sweet ride
03-08-2004, 01:30 PM
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Alot depends on which chip you buy. Superchips seems to have the lowest preference among our owners. Hypertech and Jet both seem good. If you were SC, you'd gain more, and this is just a guess, but I'd say a chip would gain you 10-15 hp, 20 tops. And that'* assuming you do Intake, Exhaust, and 180° thermostat first.