Who can read my unknown chip? - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

MuRCieLaGo · 03-10-2016

Hi,

I've posted it a few times here but I think it's worth its own thread now.

I bought my '91 ZR-1 last fall and I discovered it has a performance chip. However, I don't know what's in the chip so I feel it is pretty useless.

Anybody know where it's from? Or who can read it?

Thanks!

BigJohn · 03-10-2016

91 ZR 1 For Off Road Use Only

MuRCieLaGo · 03-10-2016

Well yeah, obviously thanks haha...

grahambehan · 03-10-2016

Looks like Ron Zimmer's writing to me so I'd guess Z industries chip.

Graham

-=Jeff=- · 03-10-2016

I can.. I have the tools for it

tpepmeie · 03-10-2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by grahambehan

Looks like Ron Zimmer's writing to me so I'd guess Z industries chip.

Graham

Yep. I agree. I probably have a copy of that cal somewhere.

BigJohn · 03-10-2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by MuRCieLaGo

Well yeah, obviously thanks haha...

I know,
I'm of no help!
I give you permission to throw rocks at me!

RussMcB · 03-10-2016

MuRCieLaGo, do you have access to a chassis dyno?

If yes, you should go, do a run and have them log air fuel/ratio before sending your chip off. That way, the reader/tuner can also make changes if needed.

Or, you may see that your AFR is pretty good and your chip is fine as is.

MuRCieLaGo · 03-10-2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by grahambehan

Looks like Ron Zimmer's writing to me so I'd guess Z industries chip.

Graham

Thanks a lot, I just sent an email to Z-Industries. However, it seems they are in California, and the car spent its life in Ohio...

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Originally Posted by -=Jeff=-

I can.. I have the tools for it

Hum, serious?

Quote:

Originally Posted by tpepmeie

Yep. I agree. I probably have a copy of that cal somewhere.

I hope the email they provide on the website is good...

Quote:

Originally Posted by BigJohn

I know,
I'm of help!
I give you permission to throw rocks at me!

Hahaha!

Quote:

Originally Posted by RussMcB

MuRCieLaGo, do you have access to a chassis dyno?

If yes, you should go, do a run and have them log air fuel/ratio before sending your chip off. That way, the reader/tuner can also make changes if needed.

Or, you may see that your AFR is pretty good and your chip is fine as is.

I've got access to a local dyno. I'll probably end up buying a chip from Marc Haibeck because I'm installing headers at the moment. Does he really want to know my AFR?

Mystic ZR-1 · 03-10-2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by BigJohn

I know,
I'm of help!
I give you permission to throw rocks at me!

I'll bring some rocks Saturday morning!

03-10-2016	#1
MuRCieLaGo Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Trois-Rivieres (QC) Posts: 473	Who can read my unknown chip? Hi, I've posted it a few times here but I think it's worth its own thread now. I bought my '91 ZR-1 last fall and I discovered it has a performance chip. However, I don't know what's in the chip so I feel it is pretty useless. Anybody know where it's from? Or who can read it? Thanks!

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BigJohn Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Ledyard,CT Posts: 8,251	Re: Who can read my unknown chip? 91 ZR 1 For Off Road Use Only

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MuRCieLaGo Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Trois-Rivieres (QC) Posts: 473	Re: Who can read my unknown chip? Well yeah, obviously thanks haha...

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grahambehan Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: New Concord Kentucky Posts: 181	Re: Who can read my unknown chip? Looks like Ron Zimmer's writing to me so I'd guess Z industries chip. Graham

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-=Jeff=- Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Bartlett, IL Posts: 7,169	Re: Who can read my unknown chip? I can.. I have the tools for it __________________ 1990 Corvette ZR-1 #1051 Watson Headers (2" Primary) - Flowmaster Cats - Borla Catback Late Model IH - Plenum Coilovers - 4.10s Custom Interior NCM Lifetime Member #978

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RussMcB Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Marietta, GA USA Posts: 1,160	Re: Who can read my unknown chip? MuRCieLaGo, do you have access to a chassis dyno? If yes, you should go, do a run and have them log air fuel/ratio before sending your chip off. That way, the reader/tuner can also make changes if needed. Or, you may see that your AFR is pretty good and your chip is fine as is.