What chip is good?
#1
11-14-2007, 05:41 PM
What chip is good?
I want to install a chip for my ride, whats the best chip to get at an affordable price... >$50
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#3
11-14-2007, 05:52 PM
RE: What chip is good?
Ya sorry buddy but you have been fooled. Their is no such thing as a chip for $50 unless you want to get it off ebay and recieve squat. Chips for A4's are going to be atleast $500 like TDN said
#5
11-14-2007, 06:43 PM
RE: What chip is good?
ORIGINAL: cincyTT
Well he did say > (greater than) so a $500 chip still applies
Well he did say > (greater than) so a $500 chip still applies
#6
11-14-2007, 07:09 PM
RE: What chip is good?
ORIGINAL: FasterA4ThanUrs
cincy. you are right about many things, but on this one you must go back to second grade math. Don't you remember the little lesson when you were a tot? imagine the < symbol is an alligotors mouth, it always eats the smaller number. Or maybe your teacher told you "the arrow always points to the bigger one"
ORIGINAL: cincyTT
Well he did say > (greater than) so a $500 chip still applies
Well he did say > (greater than) so a $500 chip still applies
#7
11-14-2007, 07:28 PM
RE: What chip is good?
wow im retarded, i need to get back in school... thats really weird cuz my teacher definitly taught me improperly, she spent alot of time on the alligator mouth thing... disregard
#8
11-14-2007, 07:39 PM
RE: What chip is good?
ORIGINAL: FasterA4ThanUrs
cincy. you are right about many things, but on this one you must go back to second grade math. Don't you remember the little lesson when you were a tot? imagine the < symbol is an alligotors mouth, it always eats the smaller number. Or maybe your teacher told you "the arrow always points to the bigger one"
cincy. you are right about many things, but on this one you must go back to second grade math. Don't you remember the little lesson when you were a tot? imagine the < symbol is an alligotors mouth, it always eats the smaller number. Or maybe your teacher told you "the arrow always points to the bigger one"
#9
11-14-2007, 08:35 PM
RE: What chip is good?
> is greater than and < is less than. Remember SpeakN Math and Speak N Spell with the devil's voice inside? LOL
Anyway, depends which side you put the $50 on. "at an affordable price... >$50 " means the affordable price is greater than $50.
Anyway, depends which side you put the $50 on. "at an affordable price... >$50 " means the affordable price is greater than $50.
#10
11-14-2007, 11:40 PM
RE: What chip is good?
Haha, you guys crack me up... > is greater and < is less than... hense why its similar to an L shape meaning less than. Anyways I always thought they were 50-100 bucks but if their 300-500 then F that lol I already got 200k KM on it which is 125K miles... not worth the stress.
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