Okay if i were to get this chip installed into mny ecu and for some reason is sucks *** and a half is there anyway i can pull the chip off. I actually know a little about soddering and such because i did some work on my comp at home. anyways do you think this is possible to pull the chip off and have the ecu go back to stock?

 

Unless I'm misunderstanding the previous posts, I believe the chip is being removed, flashed, and then replaced.

So in short, the answer would be no. (If I'm understanding InMotion's process correctly)

 

I emailed them once, I think they do use a chip. They said I could get a chip socket and a stock chip (for an s4) for an extra $70. It would allow me to switch back and fourth anytime I wanted.

 

From what I understand their programs are switchable, meaning you can change program on the chip because of selectable programming. They seem like they like to talk over the phone more than email. they told me to give them a call when I shot them an email today.

 

InMotion has got me pretty pissed right about now! Jason is who I have been dealing with. Before I even shipped my ECU I contacted him about turn around time. I was told if I shipped on Mon the 5th I would have it back by the 8th or 9th. Well, everyone knows by now the story about being chipped already. Today is Wed the 14th and I still do not have my ECU back. When Jason calls his # is blocked so I have no way to get ahold of him, only email. I'm not sure what kind of opperation he has going on there but it seems disorginized.

 

replied to your PM

 

InMotion update. Just wanted to let everyone know YES INMOTION IS REPUTABLE. #1.They were honest regarding my ECU being chip/tuned already. #2. After testing the chip that was alreaady in my ECU they were honest about the quality of the program and did not attempt to sell me a new chip/tune. #3. In the end I was given a 100% refund via electronic transfer. #4. They encourage anyone to perform performance testing "before and after" and compare to other big name tuners.

This is all first hand information. This is not gossip, take it for what it's worth.

 

I think it is possible actually. They socket your circuit board in the ecu so they can drop in the chip and so it can be taken out. And why is there like 3 feet of wheel gap on your front wheels??????????

 

WAIT, so after all this commotion he didnt even get the chip installed???????

 

That is correct sir.[&:]