This place has proved to be the fountain of all knowledge on several occasions but can anyone help me out here?

 

On the JWT chip that I've just bought, it has a 'T', 'A' and an 'F' circled. I guess the 'T' is for turbo charged, the 'A' is for auto but the 'F'? Is this reffering to the fuel you use?

 

I've been on the JWT site & it looks like the 'F' or 'C' is reffered to as 'Reg', is this regular fuel?

 

Assuming that I'm right, what do Fed & Cal mean in plain English if they are types of fuel?

 

Cheers guys,

Shaun :)

T=Turbo

A=Auto

M=Manual

F=Federal

C=California

 

California has different emmission regulations than the rest of the US states

T=Turbo

A=Auto

M=Manual

F=Federal

C=California

 

California has different emmission regulations than the rest of the US states

 

Doh, :slap: that's what it stands for! :o

 

Cheers Andy :cool:

How do you guys rate the JWT chips I have one on my car but have not driven a stock Z to compare it to ??? My car doesn't feel that fast and I was just wondered if you guys had driven a stock car and then installed the chip and noticed considerable differences ???

How do you guys rate the JWT chips I have one on my car but have not driven a stock Z to compare it to ??? My car doesn't feel that fast and I was just wondered if you guys had driven a stock car and then installed the chip and noticed considerable differences ???

 

The chip doesn't do much for the power (although the engine does seem to run a little smoother), but it allows you to raise the boost to about 14psi quite safely - which is where the extra power comes from !

Cheers Andy P its nice to know a bit more about JWT chips . All I have to do now is get the motor set up properly by Jeff at Z world