can u tune the unichip urself?????
#1
can u tune the unichip urself?????
can u tune the unichip urself? :P is it like a greddy e-manage?or are they way two different to compare......what is the different between two of them??? if u buy turbonetic can u still run an e-manage??? or would u just stay w/unichip? i know the unichip come pretune but wen u chagne a bov,exhast or etc.......pretty much u would have u retune it,,, so any pointer of how to tune it? or jus run the e-manage?
#2
im not 100% sure about the new version, but the old ones you werent able to self tune. The reason was firstly, the software was unobtainable, dastek were very good n keeping it to themselves and dealers. Plus you also needed the special connection cable, which if memory serves me well, had an interface in the middle with 2 dials on it. This cable was also something you couldnt get, so in effect, couldntconnect upto the car.
With the new unit, im not sure if they have went the same way as the emanage, with USB and software disc. Someone using this unit will be able to help you.
As for the GEMU, im running that, and having fun learning. Its not too difficult to do fuel correction, some of the other features i dont quite get, but i probably wont need them.
With the new unit, im not sure if they have went the same way as the emanage, with USB and software disc. Someone using this unit will be able to help you.
As for the GEMU, im running that, and having fun learning. Its not too difficult to do fuel correction, some of the other features i dont quite get, but i probably wont need them.
#6
wrong!!! Any change with a turbo set up needs to be tuned... you should ALWAYS tune on a turbo set up even if you change just the intake. ESPECIALLY if you're on a "base" tune. Hey zer0 i think i still have my flux display from my civic, maybe we should buy a unichip and putz around with it lol. but we'll have to do it on your car since i already blew one engine lol
#7
Originally Posted by tc2nut4
wrong!!! Any change with a turbo set up needs to be tuned... you should ALWAYS tune on a turbo set up even if you change just the intake. ESPECIALLY if you're on a "base" tune. Hey zer0 i think i still have my flux display from my civic, maybe we should buy a unichip and putz around with it lol. but we'll have to do it on your car since i already blew one engine lol
On a side note running water/meth with no tuning is not increasing your chance of detonation. Its DECREASING it. Running water/meth injection has the affect of raising the knock resistance of the fuel you are running and decreasing cylinder temps at the same time. The will usually force a change in your AFR to a RICHER state further preventing detonation from timing. Water/meth is typically condiered a safety measure more so then a power adder however it can be a power adder if timing is added into the tune to create more power due to the decrease in knock potential.
#8
I agree with parts, but whats the point of having such an in depth piggy back if you're going to run 11:1 AFRs??? Its pointless, also any turbonetics kit being run safely is debatable for another 4-5 months til some real "beating" and testing is done. BUt you are correct with that mild of a tune he'll be fine, but you seem like you know your stuff you'll also know how bad running pig rich can be...
#9
Originally Posted by tc2nut4
I agree with parts, but whats the point of having such an in depth piggy back if you're going to run 11:1 AFRs??? Its pointless, also any turbonetics kit being run safely is debatable for another 4-5 months til some real "beating" and testing is done. BUt you are correct with that mild of a tune he'll be fine, but you seem like you know your stuff you'll also know how bad running pig rich can be...
#15
The clutch in the blue (all stock besides the kit) car is still going strong. And I have personally clutch dumped it several times. The Black car (track car) I think is finally starting to show signs of slip. Keep in mind though that the black car has been road raced, dragged, and beat on by a few mags now. Its also on the show circuit so who knows what the drivers for the show have done to it.
#18
if you buy the unichip in the process of upgrading your car, you essentially have to reflash it everytime you add any engine component(s) right? With that said and assuming its true, where do you go to get the new profile? Do you have to send it in?
#19
you bring your car to a shop that can retune it for you. there is one company that will reflash it .....they have certain profiles setup for certain kinds of performance products added. I dunno if I would go that route .... I would rather see someone tune my car. If you did opt for a flash from that company (i dont remember the name) - you better have an air/fuel gauge to monitor how your car is running w/ this tune!!
#20
Lastlookcustoms has the unichip for 753.00, here's the link
http://www.lastlookcustoms.com/lastl...abf9b4514ac855
http://www.lastlookcustoms.com/lastl...abf9b4514ac855