Superchips
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Hi.
No. The handheld would likely detect the presence of non-factory code introduced by the chip, and not allow a reflash.
There is also this Warning I found on SuperChip's website, in the FAQ area:
"Q: Can I stack a Superchips performance product on top of another product?
A: NO! Superchips does not recommend the stacking of our product on top of any other performance enhancing chip, module or programmer. Superchips will not warrant or be liable for any damage caused by the stacking of our Superchips product on top of another performance enhancing chip or programmer."
Soooo.... even if you *could* do it, don't.
Cheers!
Vic
No. The handheld would likely detect the presence of non-factory code introduced by the chip, and not allow a reflash.
There is also this Warning I found on SuperChip's website, in the FAQ area:
"Q: Can I stack a Superchips performance product on top of another product?
A: NO! Superchips does not recommend the stacking of our product on top of any other performance enhancing chip, module or programmer. Superchips will not warrant or be liable for any damage caused by the stacking of our Superchips product on top of another performance enhancing chip or programmer."
Soooo.... even if you *could* do it, don't.
Cheers!
Vic
Last edited by MGDfan; Jul 27, 2005 at 07:46 AM.
