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| uglybob |
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hey all
basic question - will a unichip be sufficient for tuning purposes for a stage 2 snort kit? or even a stage 3? 
cheers!
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| FPV_GTp |
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[quote="uglybob"]hey all
basic question - will a unichip be sufficient for tuning purposes for a stage 2 snort kit? or even a stage 3?
cheers and yes, i have searched, and am reading through all the threads now!
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sorry Bob wasnt having a go at u
lets face it a unichip fools the standard ECU modifies the signals on boost the unichip will modifyb the incoming EEC4 or 5 ECU in thinking its in a high laod situtation but the EEC4 or 5 depends what we talking about will not have a bar of it so to speak u have a unchip already mmmmmmmmmm pitty u done ur dough but then again depends how much money u have to play around with cause u have just locked ur self into a unichip franchise store which i believe is wrong the way unichip is sold have fun bob and my advice is sell it if u can and spend the money wisely next time Bob im easy going so im extremely sorry if i have offend u i didnt mean to tho cheers
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| Steady ED |
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With the money spent on tuning and retuning the Unichip after the Turbo setup is in, you could buy a Wolf 3D, EMS 8860 or similar.
Plus, like fpv_gtP said, it gives you the oppurtunity to shop around for better prices on tuning, or even to have a go at playing with the tune yourself. edit: answer the question Steady...
Yeah, the Unichip I believe would be suitable for a very mild turbo setup, limited by whatever boost the Ford MAP sensor can take. Probably not much...
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| uglybob |
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i know all the arguments for higher-spec ECU's - i don't have the knowledge to tune the maps etc, don't have or intend on buying a laptop to run the ECU etc etc - hence my reason for not spending the cash on one. $1500 ECU + $1000 laptop + $1000 dyno tuning/install etc = far too much for me to justify!
the unichip was purchased so that i could get the cam/intake/exhaust mods i wanted, have it tuned & forget about it - however i'm just investigating options before i decide which direction i'm going to head down, and the unichip may be all i need.
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| uglybob |
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oh - unichip isn't in yet - its sitting in the garage, as i was going to get all the engine mods sorted before it goes in!
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| Gaz |
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thinking a turbo now bob? indecisive bastard
pps. buy me one while your at it 
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An EMS Stinger will do the job well..You need a map that READS boost...You don't need laptop..Approx $350 for tune thats it ...
So for approx $1250 you have an ecu about the same $$ as s**t.....
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| Disco Frank |
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fraser a turbo??
sheesh more decisions
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