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The only thing you can do to your ecu is send it into jet chips they reprogram your chip for better preformance I think there is 3 stages depending on what you have on your car. Stage 1 is non modded cars, stage 2 is lightly modded cars(performance exhaust, cold air intakes, headers etc.) and stage 3 is for heavily modded cars(turbos/superchargers with all listed above). On any performance parts site you will probably find it under performance chips or ecu upgrade kit. It cost about 250-300$, and your ecu gone for a week.
I was just curious as to how much power I could get out of a stage 2 or 3 ECU reprogramming? I'm not looking into it for right away, just for future reference...I have a complete aftermarket exhaust and intake, but not much else really...at least for the moment