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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: razzo on 08 March 2007, 17:54:56

Title: chips
Post by: razzo on 08 March 2007, 17:54:56
Hi
  anyone fitted an m tek chip to their cars, is it difficult & can you do it yourself, would love to hear from anyone who has done it or had it done
Title: Re: chips
Post by: TheBoy on 08 March 2007, 18:01:08
I few people here have, alas, not me (yet)
Title: Re: chips
Post by: razzo on 08 March 2007, 18:12:13
yet, does that mean you may consider it at a later date?
Title: Re: chips
Post by: TheBoy on 08 March 2007, 18:21:52
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yet, does that mean you may consider it at a later date?
Oh yes, I want one, just got other priorities at present...
Title: Re: chips
Post by: razzo on 08 March 2007, 18:44:05
is it a diy fit or would you have to get it done by a man hoo can & charges accordingly,9000+ posts :o aint got long before i catch you up then :o
Title: Re: chips
Post by: Elite Pete on 08 March 2007, 20:31:00
Ive got one and I fitted it myself. It was very easy to do all I needed was a 10mm spanner and a wide bladed screwdriver and about 1/2 an hour. You just prise back the tags on the ECU cover, unclip the chip and push the new chip in its place jobs a goodun :y and well worth doing
Title: Re: chips
Post by: jonny2112 on 08 March 2007, 21:29:04
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yet, does that mean you may consider it at a later date?
Oh yes, I want one, just got other priorities at present...

Me too, and now the prices have gone up  :'(
Title: Re: chips
Post by: Beinhard on 09 March 2007, 17:31:29
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Me too, and now the prices have gone up  cry

How much is it now?
Title: Re: chips
Post by: Admin on 09 March 2007, 18:26:48
Price is now £160 I think, and still worth it!

Had them fitted to 2 of my Omegas now. Very highly recommended. :)
Just make sure your car is running right and you have done the basics first to get the best out of it.

I would always recommend changing the following beforehand.

Oil and filter change (and every 5k at most)

Air filter (dirty = seriously reduced airflow and reduced performance)

Fuel filter (often gets overlooked and can make a big difference)

Forte fuel treatment (buy off ebay, better than the stuff from Halfords etc). Put in tank with less than 1/4 remaining for best effect I have found.

Spark plugs (have a long life but worth checking).

Oh and the chip is very simple to fit.
Title: Re: chips
Post by: theolodian on 09 March 2007, 18:28:10
Does it require super-premium?
Title: Re: chips
Post by: Admin on 09 March 2007, 18:33:21
Doesn't require it, will just run better on it. I always use Shell V power.