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Does anyone know anything about unichip? I was doing some research trying to find out what was available for my titan, and i came across this. i have attached this dyno sheet to show what they claim. there address is www.unichip.us/. please comment back.
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I can see that the red line is higher than the blue line, but the dotted lines start higher than the solid lines, yet dive off deeper in the end.
Maybe if I knew what the lines were it would help a little.
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My guess is the solid line is HP and the dotted line is Torque. I like the numbers.
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Looks to me that its only a octane setting/tuning + timing alternating chip(kinda like SUPER CHIP) by the looks of the gains. I hope it doesn't cost to much. BTW, has anyone heard about an underdrive puley for the TITAN yet?
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The solid blue line is BHP and the blue dotted line is torque.The sloid red line is BHP plus the unichip, the dotted red line is torque plus unichip.hope this helps let me know if anyone has used this
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Anyone found out how much $
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I believe it's about $700
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ouch!
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So, that's $700 dollars for about 7 BHP??
That can't be right... they would never sell any @ $100 dollars per every one HP gain!
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it is 700 dollars for a minumum of 7hp's at 2000 rpms and a maximun of 26.5 hp's at 5500 rpms. if you go to unichips website and view the dyno sheet and look at the bottom of the sheet they show you all the numbers.
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