Dastek Unichip - Any Good??
21 March 2005, 07:21 PM
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Based on my experiance with a mates car I would advise against the uni-chip! Ended up the chip had to be removed an they could not even get the car back to its original set up! Dont rate them very high in my book!
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EcuTek is a re-map of the existing ECU. Costs about £650 IIRC, which includes paying for the ECU license. Subsequent re-maps are cheaper
23 March 2005, 04:21 AM
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Unichip wether it be a generic Dastek, GP Moto, Turbo XS APS etc do a good job.
You can pick them up secondhand from NASIOC or Ebay in the States for 75 pound.
That includes a Plug 'n' Play harness and a manual boost control.
You can pick them up secondhand from NASIOC or Ebay in the States for 75 pound.
That includes a Plug 'n' Play harness and a manual boost control.
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23 March 2005, 10:45 AM
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Originally Posted by hades
EcuTek is a re-map of the existing ECU. Costs about £650 IIRC, which includes paying for the ECU license. Subsequent re-maps are cheaper
23 March 2005, 12:49 PM
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Take a look at the Ecutek website http://www.ecutek.co.uk/ there is lots of information there.
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