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always the wrong year bike or i would have had it.- Joined
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Not at that price!
Yeah, £250 new! Last PC111 I bought used from the t'internet was about £120. I then sold it one year later for about the same- and this was for a 2007 R6.
Bear in mind that a Dr Rossi chip is considerably cheaper and does the same thing, and I think you'll see where I'm coming from.
Sorry mate, but stuff loses money.
Yeah, £250 new! Last PC111 I bought used from the t'internet was about £120. I then sold it one year later for about the same- and this was for a 2007 R6.
Bear in mind that a Dr Rossi chip is considerably cheaper and does the same thing, and I think you'll see where I'm coming from.
Sorry mate, but stuff loses money.
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mate £100 is a bargain i sold my PC111 serial for £190 on ebay a month ago!
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Im with Booley, put it on eBay, plenty mugs on there who will pay over the odds.
J
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Sorry but no chip does what is possible with a PC3
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Id rather have a Dr Rossi chip.
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I have just had my 99 Mille re Dyno'd with a Dr Rossi chip.
The new (red) line shows where the gains are in the low and high end of the rev ange, but most importantly, it's smooth and rideable from tickover to redline.
Well worth the £55 if your not going to change your setup often
Miff
