when i had my 93 saturn SL1 i got this little sensor thing that plugs into my IAT sensor and it was suppose to give me like 10-15 HP didnt work anyone tell me if if this is a gimmick for my honda accord? it says that adds 50 horsepower and 3 MPG and all it does is plugs into my IAT sensor but i dont wanna pay 59.99 for something that is a load of **** said its made to control my engine….

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How it works:

To get these kind of benefits and installing a PCD Performance chip might sound daunting at first, but with clear cut instructions and a straight forward installation process; even the most novice of mechanics can install the unit in less than 15 minutes. There is no soldering involved. You’ll locate your vehicle’s IAT sensor and your new Chip will be installed via the factory harness.

You do not have to purchase any other items in order to install the PCD Chip. Once installed, the new signal will be sent to your computer and will take effect immediately. Your timing is automatically adjust without setting it manually with a timing light, your fuel injector duty increases automatically when it needs to and air / fuel ratios are tweaked as you shift through each gear. Manual transmission or Automatic transmission; it doesn’t matter.

Bottom line is our PCD Performance chips give you results. They 100% legal, one of the easiest modifications you can make to your car and won’t hurt any other component on your vehicle, stock or not. Get your PCD Engine ECU Chip and get worry-free results!

*All horsepower gains are measured via dyno-tuning statistics and at the vehicle’s wheel, not exaggerated flywheel-horsepower numbers like some companies. Many times, aftermarket companies will make claims that aren’t entirely true because a significant amount of power is lost from the transfer of horsepower made at the flywheel to horsepower that reaches your wheels.