Re: Time for the Chip

["John Hopkins" <vergeo@email.msn.com>]

Hey franklin Here are the answer's to your questions.
1.Depending on the manufacturer the chip can range from $99-$250 dollars.
Most chips come next day air included in the price.
2.Most chip co.send the instructions with the chip and some even give tech
help(q-chip autotech).
3. Last  here are the # and e-mail address to garrett
(215)547-7524
jglim@fast.net
The chip install took me about 20-30 minutes because it was my first chip
install.  Good luck with the install
John Hopkins
98 porcelain GLX
Q-Chip
advanced Air Intake
UF stress bar
-----Original Message-----
From: Franklin Mosley <fmosley@voyetra.com>
To: Jetta Mailing List <jettaglx@igtc.COM>; GTI Mail List
<gti-vr6@dev.tivoli.com>
Date: Thursday, July 09, 1998 11:50 AM
Subject: Time for the Chip


>OK. The time has come....I now have enough money for the chip.  Between car
>payments and insurance, which is extremely high.  I saw a few a days ago
>that you guys were talking insurance, and some of the rates that you guys
>have I could only dream about!  Right now I am paying 2k for 6 months!! And
>the funny thing is that was the lowest rate I could find.  Anyway I have
>three simple questions before I get the chip:
>
>1. How much is the chip and how long does it take to be delivered by mail?
>
>2. Does it come with instructions on how to install it?  If not where can I
>get instructions?
>
>3. Last, I need either the email or phone number for Garrett.
>
>Thanks
>
>BTW how long does it take to install?
>
>Franklin Mosley
>98 Black VR6 GLX
>K&N drop-in
>