Talked to Mike at fullthrottle there is some sort of difference in the extream chip and the tt chip.He is going to get a hold of eric ,and bob and see where the difference is.
There is a difference between the extreme chip and the TT chip.
The difference being that the extreme chip is made to measure up to 768g/s of air to take advantage of the newer MAF.
I believe the TT chips still go to only 255g/s like a stock chip would.
If you set the translator to 9 I would guess that it is expecting to talk to an ECM with an Extreme chip.
Basically the ECM has 8 bits to move information, meaning it can read up to 255.
So if the actual measured air is 300g/s, the ECM will expect to see 100 (just a number) from the translator (this is with the extreme chip) BUT if a standard chip is used it will interpret that 100 as being 100g/s (when in actual fact it is 300g/s....
So that is why your fueling may be out of whack and why the car is down on power.....
HTH....
EDIT: Actually this post was no help whatsoever as I read above that the DIP switches are set correctly to limit the output to 255.
So because of my error, we can keep this here as information and not really a contribution to the solution....sorry........But based on above it looks like the ECM is dumping alot of fuel into the engine, which can point to the MAF/ECM realtionship......