From PD to Common Rail – The Diesel Revolution in VAG Engines

Volkswagen Group’s move from Pumpe-Düse (PD) to Common Rail (CR) diesel engines was a true game changer. PD injectors, driven by the camshaft, offered strong torque but were noisy, rough, and struggled with modern emission standards.

Chip Box Tuning for Fiat Ducato 2.3 JTD – More Power, More Torque, More Confidence on the Road

Do you drive a Fiat Ducato 2.3 JTD and feel that your van could use a little extra punch when accelerating or climbing hills? Our CRS Chip Tuning Module is the ideal solution: noticeable power increase, stronger torque, smoother performance—and all of that without modifying the ECU. 100% safe, 100% reversible.

A Halloween Full of Power – Unleash the Beast Under Your Hood with ChipPower!
Halloween is the time when the moonlight reveals the darker side of everything around us. It’s also the perfect moment to look under your hood and… awaken the true beast inside your engine!
With ChipPower tuning modules, you gain power you don’t have to fear – because you’re in full control of it.

Downsizing and Chip Tuning – How to Squeeze More Power from a Small Engine

In today’s automotive world, downsizing is the name of the game. Engines are getting smaller, but more efficient and turbocharged. Instead of a 2.0 or 2.5L under the hood, we now see compact 1.0 or 1.2 turbo engines doing all the hard work. Sounds weak? Don’t be fooled — these “tiny beasts” hide massive potential, especially when paired with a well-matched chip tuning box.

When people talk about engine tuning, the focus is usually on big names like BMW, Audi, or Mercedes. But what if you drive something different – like a Holden, a SsangYong, or a Great Wall?

Here's the truth: Your car deserves performance too – and we’ve got the solution.
At Chippower, we proudly offer dedicated chip tuning modules for these often-overlooked brands. More power, better torque, and real driving pleasure – all without touching your factory ECU.

Let’s dive into why chip tuning for these brands makes more sense than ever.