Chip from JAPAN???

[metagrey]

I am interested in this as well...saw it on juicedhybrid.com It is not available in cars shipped to North America. Supposedly it is for driving up to 34 mph? I think juicedhybrid.com even provides a video on how to install.

[bac]

Originally Posted by metagrey

I am interested in this as well...saw it on juicedhybrid.com It is not available in cars shipped to North America. Supposedly it is for driving up to 34 mph? I think juicedhybrid.com even provides a video on how to install.

Okay, now I see why this thread was started. It also explains why the OP (who I'm guessing is also "metagrey") had never posted until today.

... Brad

[JHSmith]

Originally Posted by metagrey

I am interested in this as well...saw it on juicedhybrid.com It is not available in cars shipped to North America. Supposedly it is for driving up to 34 mph? I think juicedhybrid.com even provides a video on how to install.

You found the site quicker than I could. I was searching for the originating thread.

Back in June ('08), JuicedHybrid was pushing this type of product (thread link: juicedhybrid electric only option ).


As has already been covered in THIS thread, cheaper alternatives are available. No matter which path is taken, the end result is the same: Put a momentary ground on a pin of an ECU.

[isibrigade]

I appreciate those of you who have given me the advice of watching out for what the salespeople are pushing at the dealership. I will probably go over there this week and ask some more questions about the item. You are probably right, synonomous with the EV button. I'll report more as I get more. Thanks again for those of you who have contributed your knowledge rather than criticism.