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Unichip and Electornic SC?
Been reading up on a couple of things. I don't want a huge amount of power. Just an extra kick on my baby. Don't want her to get loosen up yet:brokenheart:
What are your thoughts about these? http://www.unichip.us/vehicle/vehicl...cion-FR-S-20L- http://www.phantomsuperchargers.com/...ubaru-brz.html |
I'd ask this in either the tuning sub forum or the forced induction sub forum. I will take a stab at it and say this much:
If you are a tuner or have one locally you like that uses ecutek it'll be doable. If you are not a tuner and don't have a local guy then get open flash tablet and run their esc tune when it is released. I dunno that Unichip will do the job for you. |
The OFT tune for the Phantom ESC is available to all OFT customers who need it. There are several people (including myself) running it. I don't believe a piggyback tune will be able to do what you need it to do in the case of forced induction.
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Shiv is a stud and I'd run his esc tune without hesitation.
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I know im on flames here but just one question. For the OFT i wouldn't need to buy any other ecu or anything like that right? Its all in that magical tablet ? <3 ;) |
You load the tablet using your computer then load the ecu with the tablet. It's quite simple, and reversible.
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I'm running OFT stage 1 until my ESC gets here.
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Check out the OpenSource ESC thread. I'll be using the uni hip to control mine.
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41148 It shouldn't be too hard to wired the Phantom ESC into the Unichip. A tuner could set up a "shift light" map that could take the place of the mechanical throttle switch. I personally think the Unichip is perfect for the ESC especially if you want to be able to remove it with zero footprint. |
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Edit: I'm not trying to detract from your choice. I'm just legitimately interested in how you do this. And of course I wish you the best possible results! |
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My bad didn't know esc map could come preloaded.
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