You can tune for the unichip that has always been an option. Best part is someone can post it online and let all of us download it as well. BUT I heard someone else was trying to tune for e85 for the unichip and ran into issues. So who knows... I know I have waited for almost 10 months. Can't hurt to wait some more.
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Originally Posted by Cross
Maybe I did miss a post this is a 45 page long thread but it is an issue especially at this mark.
However this is an aftermarket tuner at the end of the day regardless of it being considered a piggy back or flash tuner the result is the same. The risks are also the same, you can destroy your vehicle should you choose to use this device on your vehicle and load the wrong tune etc.
I have yet to see a tuner that doesn't warn of this upfront, hell even most shops now a days make you sign such statements before taking your car in just for repairs let alone a performance shop.
If we need to sign a release I doubt anyone would complain about it, or if we need to pay more for access to those files and buy the software that allows us to make changes again many would do that.
At the end of the day it was always promised and no one else has an issue providing it that's where the hang up comes along. If something needs to be done legally to release liability then so be it. But the lack of this ability now is a let down for many.
My post has been very professional I am not blaming Unichip nor Jack just trying to find a solution. Unichip has a chance to offer everyone a product at a much lower cost that puts them in a very good position. The more it can do the more appealing it becomes.
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