Chipping

Hi all had my freebie TD4 for few weeks now and love it, would like to hear your views on getting it chipped? Not sure about it as it is still under warranty, your experiences and views would be great, also any pics of your cb installs too.
regards Jason

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Treworgey 90 said:

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Yep Trew is correct dunt waste yer hard earned . . . .go wiff Ron

Jas718 said:

Hi all had my freebie TD4 for few weeks now and love it, would like to hear your views on getting it chipped? Not sure about it as it is still under warranty, your experiences and views would be great, also any pics of your cb installs too.
regards Jason

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wot mileage has it dun?...

has done 28000 miles but is under warrenty for another 9 months.

Jas718 said:

has done 28000 miles but is under warrenty for another 9 months.

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should'nt think it wud need it yet......

nigel8 said:

should'nt think it wud need it yet......

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How do you figure that? , chipping gives extra power and peformance, even the newer TD4's could do with that

I think the Rover Ron Synergy 2 Unit is well worth the (aprox) £200 for the kit. Made a huge difference.

As regards the rover ron synergy 2, i have looked at the info and am considering getting one. How easy is it to fit this?

Very easy to fit.

The hardest part is removing the air filter cover. I purchased a flexi extension for the socket set (i'm sure there is a better name for it) to undo the three cap head screws at the back of the air box. Then to fit the Synergy 2 you just plug a two connectors into the car, put the air filter cover back on and you are good to go. Bit more of a problem if you are fitting the remote switch (which is an optional extra). It seems very difficult to get a wire from the engine bay into the passenger compartment.

But technically it is a very easy fit. Go onto the Rover Ron website (do a searcg on google forRoverRon). There is lots of information on there