Innovative Performance Chip/Power Programmer compatible with Dodge Dart 1.4L Turbo, 2.0L and 2.4L - Improve Your Fuel Mileage, Save Gas & Gain More MPG, Increase Horsepower & Torque!

I love the idea of spending less money and trying to get better gas mileage and more horsepower..... But this is not the way to go. The computer of a vehicle engine is very complex and is nearly impossible to find a compatible performance chip with three different engine sizes. Each computer is completely different. Compatible anything is not good. That's like saying "eh, it kind of works with it....good luck though....". Now-a-days, car companies are making vehicles more complex, so complex that we are sometimes unable to change our own oil. Regardless if we can change our oil on our vehicles or not, these computers on our vehicles are way to complex to just throw on a performance chip that was quickly constructed to be compatible with 2 other engine sizes. Your car is your baby. If you want to improve your gas mileage and horsepower in real ways, then you're going to have to invest some money into your baby.Now what I drive is a 2015 Dodge Dart 2.4L MultiAir. What does all of this mean to someone who doesn't really understand vehicles? It means its a complex system. If I were to put this on my car, I run the risk of damaging my vehicle more than helping it. Applying this "chip" is a cheap option like I said before. If you buy cheap products, you're usually going to get cheap results. All vehicles are very sensitive and most of them are self learning to the point that they can run more/less air and more/less gas at times that you don't want them to. This can cause your car to run less air making it extremely bad for your engine making your engine work harder than it needs to. Tuning is a different animal. Its one that take HUNDREDS of hours to perfect and get right. Remember, Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither should performance tunes.If you're completely serious about getting an increase in horsepower and gas mileage, invest in a high priced programming device for your vehicle. You'll get real results and you're not going to jack up your engine or your ECU. INVEST WISELY. If you want, Google search "RRM Spectrum Tuner and Lightweight Pulley - Stage 1". Do your research and choose the correct size engine.Also, if you're like me and drive a Dodge Dart, join "Dodge Dart Forum" for all questions and fellow Dart owners. My profile: GVNHAWK :DI hope this information helps.

Didn't notice a difference, feels like money down the drain.

Pretty much just a scam to get you to waste your money. There is no such thing as a universal "performance chip" and it makes 0 gains.

Big Joke. I am a engineer and knew better, however I had to try it for fun. Lost some low to mid throttle response. Fuel mileage went down average of two miles per gallon. Black soot build up at exhaust tips. Just another resistor in a pretty case. GaryB

Meh... looks like I'm getting about a 1.5 mpg improvement so far. Don't feel like there was horsepower gain . Better than nothing, I guess.

Good

Did nothing but set my check engine light on

Excellent