Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Superchips Ltd is a British company specialising in electronic engine tuning of cars. It was established in 1977 by Peter Wales as P.J. Detection Techniques, and was renamed Superchips in 1991. The company is based in Buckingham, Buckinghamshire, and has dealers of its products world wide. Ian Sandford is the Managing Director.The company provides engine control unit (ECU) upgrades to produce more power and torque for a wide range of popular vehicles such as:BMW 1 SeriesFord FocusRenault Clio V6Škoda FabiaVolkswagen GolfThe additional power is produced by re-mapping the ECU's settings by changing various settings created by the car's original manufacturer. The company also produces the Bluefin tool that plugs into a car's diagnostic port and allows for re-mapping to be done at home. In 1992, Superchips Inc. was established in Sanford, Florida, US and developed products for the North American market. The subsidiary was sold to MSD Ignition in 2005 for $40million.. }
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- Superchips abstract "Superchips Ltd is a British company specialising in electronic engine tuning of cars. It was established in 1977 by Peter Wales as P.J. Detection Techniques, and was renamed Superchips in 1991. The company is based in Buckingham, Buckinghamshire, and has dealers of its products world wide. Ian Sandford is the Managing Director.The company provides engine control unit (ECU) upgrades to produce more power and torque for a wide range of popular vehicles such as:BMW 1 SeriesFord FocusRenault Clio V6Škoda FabiaVolkswagen GolfThe additional power is produced by re-mapping the ECU's settings by changing various settings created by the car's original manufacturer. The company also produces the Bluefin tool that plugs into a car's diagnostic port and allows for re-mapping to be done at home. In 1992, Superchips Inc. was established in Sanford, Florida, US and developed products for the North American market. The subsidiary was sold to MSD Ignition in 2005 for $40million.".