06-08-2005, 02:32 PM
haha ok. From what I've read, it works on some Bosch injection systems, and people do it on old BMW's. That's about all I know. I have not tried it yet. But if you want more fuel from a car like mine, and you convince the computer that it's either colder (fuddling with temp senders) or there's more air (fuddling with the AFM), then you get more fuel. It's not far fetched at all. That's what the computer DOES. You change the inputs, and the output will change. I can't say at all that it'll work on a dodge. But if it's got a rather simplistic fuel injection system, then there's probably some way to fool it. And I don't know if this is anything but an empty box. But for $50, I'm guessing he at least bothered to goto radio shack and put a little variable resistor in there to actualy have some chance of making an effect on the buyer's car.