PERRIN Tunes the X.......50whp!!!
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This estimate of sub-$600 territory is for the tuning device and your "EBCS 3 port solenoid", correct?
Also, maybe you could discuss with us how easy this system will be to remove from, and then add again to, the car. My dealership gave me free oil changes for two years, and I've learned that the easiest way to have your short-block replaced for free is to have it on record that the dealer sees you every 3k miles.
I was quite unlucky with my IX MR in that I received a car with an egg-shaped piston. At 14k miles things started to get interesting. The dealer fought and fought Mitsu to get me a new short-block for free....and they did eventually get it. Since then, I love warrantees. See my point?
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I want to be sure of something. The Unichip tune did not like the cone filter or the MBC, but they are dyno proven 45hp on the X. So, when people want to tune their X with normal supporting mods, are they losing out on an additional 45hp?
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Yes, it is. At first this may not sound so good, but it does work, and it works very well. Because we only have to tap into a few sensors we don't have to fool too many signals. Also since we are controlling boost with it, its one less thing the ECU could throw a code over.
We are looking for a few guys interested in the Unichip to do some testing. We would prefer guys with 92 or better octane. Let us know! If you are local we would be willing to install and dyno the car also.
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This is one of the benefits of it. One of the biggest benifits is NOW. Its something that we could be shipping to customers tomorrow if we wanted. While ECU flashes are a ways away, the UNICHIP is a great way to get some untapped power from your EVO. In the end, both a Unichip and an AccessPORT can make the same power.
We are looking for a few guys interested in the Unichip to do some testing. We would prefer guys with 92 or better octane. Let us know! If you are local we would be willing to install and dyno the car also.
We are looking for a few guys interested in the Unichip to do some testing. We would prefer guys with 92 or better octane. Let us know! If you are local we would be willing to install and dyno the car also.
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This is in our post also. Sorry if i didn't make that clear enough.
Just to be clear...
This estimate of sub-$600 territory is for the tuning device and your "EBCS 3 port solenoid", correct?
Also, maybe you could discuss with us how easy this system will be to remove from, and then add again to, the car. My dealership gave me free oil changes for two years, and I've learned that the easiest way to have your short-block replaced for free is to have it on record that the dealer sees you every 3k miles.
I was quite unlucky with my IX MR in that I received a car with an egg-shaped piston. At 14k miles things started to get interesting. The dealer fought and fought Mitsu to get me a new short-block for free....and they did eventually get it. Since then, I love warrantees. See my point?
This estimate of sub-$600 territory is for the tuning device and your "EBCS 3 port solenoid", correct?
Also, maybe you could discuss with us how easy this system will be to remove from, and then add again to, the car. My dealership gave me free oil changes for two years, and I've learned that the easiest way to have your short-block replaced for free is to have it on record that the dealer sees you every 3k miles.
I was quite unlucky with my IX MR in that I received a car with an egg-shaped piston. At 14k miles things started to get interesting. The dealer fought and fought Mitsu to get me a new short-block for free....and they did eventually get it. Since then, I love warrantees. See my point?
Because this is going to be a hardwire kit, it will be pretty easy to remove if you use our included connectors. But if you choose to solder it in (better method) then it will make for un-installing a little slower. None the less, it comes down to how and where it is installed.
The yellow line is still running 23psi of boost, and its only a little richer. (which was after alot of tuning runs getting the AFR close) Its down on power so it shows that it needs more timing or something to get that power back. Basically, the 2 maps (before and after filter) are so different that its not worth saying its a safe mod on a tuned ECU car. This should also hold true when reflashes come out.
I think on a stock tuned ECU, its probably ok, as it does lean it out a little, but still i would be a little concerned. We will do some testing on this later next week with the stock ECU tune.
All you Iron block guys are way too worried about the new engine. Just looking at how its built (maybe over built) i wouldn't worry at all. It should make 400WHP with no issues, and maybe even more. But time will tell. As more people push these cars, the more people will start to find its flaws. I think that the pistons that are installed in them are good to 500 engine HP. We will just have to wait and see!
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Thanks for the clarification, you guys will figure it out anyhow and the X will be a freaking beast. 400hp DD without cams, meth, or big turbo (hopefully) here we come! I think I will need to sell the wife's Pacifica. Really what does she need it for?
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