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Old Jan 6, 2007 | 06:50 AM
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I know this is a popular choice...but is there anything else out there that people have used on a tC that allows for control of fueling AND ignition timing?
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UniChip

http://www.unichip.us/
Old Jan 6, 2007 | 07:01 AM
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Pros and cons of Unichip over E ult on tC??
Old Jan 6, 2007 | 11:47 AM
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I heard its tough to find a place that can tune a Unichip well.
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if cash isn't a problem and you can find a tuner.... go with Hydra EMS... IMO, you won't find a better system...

http://www.hydraems.com/
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I personally do not have the Unichip for my TC, but I did have it when I had my corolla supercharged. I got it tuned directly from Unichip, so the cons I would say having to tune it through the manufacturer. Other then that, it was an easy plug-n-play install, and works very well.
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Wouldn't you have to take your car to the manufacturer to get it tuned that way? Not exactly a possibility for most people.
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Wouldn't you have to take your car to the manufacturer to get it tuned that way? Not exactly a possibility for most people.
They have shops that are certified to tune Unichip. You would have to check out their website and see if there are any in your area.
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Motech, Microtech, AEM, many choices, Hydra... many options.
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Motech, Microtech, AEM, many choices, Hydra... many options.

Then WHY choose Emanage Ult over them?
Old Jan 7, 2007 | 02:29 PM
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I'm sorry, I might be somewhat biased since I have the Ultimate, but I don't think there are too many options over the Ultimate. If want something better than the ultimate it would have to be a standalone, and those things go for more than $800 and got so many functions that u wouldn't need. I say u should stick for an Ultimate since it's in the middle of the range between affordability and functions.
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yeah, Hydra systems Management is like $1700... but it DOES encompass everything that you would in encounter when tuning your car.
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What about the Haltech Interceptor? i was looking into that one but now sure how good it is, and doesnt seem to be very popular amongst other tc owners either.
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All of those are Standalones. WAY too much money, but remember.... "You gotta Pay to Play". Also remember, the E-manage Ult. is another piggy-back. Standalones are in a a league of their own.
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