If you decide to give it a try make sure you pay with a major credit card (not Western Union or a debit card) just in case you need to get a refund, you can do it through your credit card company.

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If you decide to give it a try make sure you pay with a major credit card (not Western Union or a debit card) just in case you need to get a refund, you can do it through your credit card company.

asked by Sophie N. on 4/3/10

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Performance C. [Performance Chip Tuning Rep] · Answer 1 · 2019-09-12T12:31Z

Performance C. [Performance Chip Tuning Rep]

on 9/12/19

Hello Sophie,
We offer 60 days free returns in all our Performance Chips, and we give a full refund regardless of the payment method you use to make the purchase.

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Tab M. · Answer 2 · 2019-09-19T12:35Z

Tab M.

on 9/19/19

You didnt give me a full refund, I returned everything in perfect condition within 2 weeks and you kept 20% for a restocking fee.

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solo h. · Answer 3 · 2010-04-03T09:22Z

solo h.

on 4/3/10

Im actually looking into just getting a grounding kit for my car, and im looking at their Voltage Stabilizer which comes as a grounding kit as well, seeing if anyone has had any luck with that. Here is what im looking at
http://www.performancechiptuning.com/Voltage+Performance+Chip+Module/7/

Let me know
JJ

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Jimmy J. · Answer 4 · 2010-04-03T09:26Z

Jimmy J.

on 4/3/10

The site seams pretty legit, I would say give them a try, wow that electric supercharger on their site looks tight, http://www.performancechiptuning.com/Electric+Supercharger+5+PSI+Vortex/10/

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If you decide to give it a try make sure you pay with a major credit card (not Western Union or a debit card) just in case you need to get a refund, you can do it through your credit card company.

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