Has anyone installed um? Modules? Chips? ...there purposes? Did u like the results?

 

This is the power adder forum. A chip is not widely accepted as a power adder. More or less turbos, superchargers, and nitrous are. But that is ok this board can be a bit confusing to newcomers. I would suggest you post this over in the TPI section of this board. Just in case I have misunderstood your application question, I will provide this answer as it pertains to this area. Generally off the shelf chips are not used with power adders because in the first portion of power adder kit instructions they say "remove aftermarket chips and programming". Superchips, ADS, Hypertech etc, usually add power by adding timing and pulling fuel at high RPM. This is not recommended for a power adder motor, but works great with a nearly stock one. I hope this helps.