What up everybody? Welcome to the Smogentire Podcast. This episode is brought to you by Race Chip.

They're back. Race Chip offers plug-and-play performance upgrades for factory turbocharged

and supercharged cars. Here's the thing. With a forced induction car, the factory leaves something

on the table. You can unlock that at home with something like a race chip. You can get a healthy

increase in power and torque. Sometimes up to 30%. You can also get better miles per gallon. Yes,

that's what tuning does. It's made in Germany. You know it's going to be good quality. They've

got great testing over there. They've got TUV approval, which means that Race Chip is approved by a

body for use on the street that is more stringent than here in the US. Every tune is tested with more

than 30 dyno runs per vehicle. They have a hundred car enthusiasts working in there to improve

Race Chip's product every day. They have more than half a million customers. Race Chip is super

easy plug-and-play installation. It's like 15 minutes. It's really easy. The manuals are on YouTube

and all the engine protection mechanisms remain active because it doesn't modify the ECU itself.

Very easy to go back to stock. There's a five-year warranty and a 30-day moneyback guarantee.

Hit up Race Chip tuning on Instagram. You see in Europe, tuning is called chip tuning. That's why

it sounds a little weird. Tuning is called chip tuning there. It sounds a little weird, but that's how

you remember it. It's chip chip in the middle. Race Chip Chip tuning that on YouTube and Facebook,

of course. If you want to increase the power of your car in a healthy way, hit up Race Chip for

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And guys, how about that? Brio Beardscape joint, bro. I've actually had a couple of people

thank me publicly on the YouTube comments for turning them on to the Beardscape. You know why?

Because it's a beast and they know it when they try it. They're like, oh,

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