UNICHIP + Boost Control Module for +01MY WRX
22 March 2004, 05:04 PM
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UNICHIP + Boost Control Module for +01MY WRX
Separate Unichip Piggy-Back ECU and Unichip Boost Control Module.
Must be mapped onto the car to ensure reliable increase in power.
It was fitted by Interpro on my WRX with ITF filter and achieved 277bhp n 270lbft at G-Force Rollers.
Looking for 150 GBP inc postage.
Mail to stuart.page@ntc-europe.co.uk (daytime) or call/txt 07814 011421.
Must be mapped onto the car to ensure reliable increase in power.
It was fitted by Interpro on my WRX with ITF filter and achieved 277bhp n 270lbft at G-Force Rollers.
Looking for 150 GBP inc postage.
Mail to stuart.page@ntc-europe.co.uk (daytime) or call/txt 07814 011421.
24 March 2004, 03:54 PM
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Hi Spooks,
Mapping would be dependent on who you use, where you are in the country.
Original peeps were Interpro nr Bristol way, I'll dig out their number if you want a quote of them or a ball park figure.
The Unichip and boost control module have their own separate loom, but it needs connected to the vehicle loom nr the ECU, so not recommended if you're a novice.
Hope that helps.
Mapping would be dependent on who you use, where you are in the country.
Original peeps were Interpro nr Bristol way, I'll dig out their number if you want a quote of them or a ball park figure.
The Unichip and boost control module have their own separate loom, but it needs connected to the vehicle loom nr the ECU, so not recommended if you're a novice.
Hope that helps.
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ecu piggyback uni chip
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Any model numbers and serial numbs wud be fab
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08 April 2004, 12:14 AM
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Hello All
I have just fitted one of these to my car and got it mapped at Powerstation for under 150 quid.
Car just pulls and pulls now throught entire rev range....
I have details on how to fit, can fax diagram etc.
just seven wires for Uni-chip itself, join into 3 wires and cut two other wires and connect 1 wire to each end...
Not a missive job to fit, best to solder though....
Dastek are very helful with info too
Just incase someone is interested in this Uni-Chip you selling m8
Cheers
Rob
I have just fitted one of these to my car and got it mapped at Powerstation for under 150 quid.
Car just pulls and pulls now throught entire rev range....
I have details on how to fit, can fax diagram etc.
just seven wires for Uni-chip itself, join into 3 wires and cut two other wires and connect 1 wire to each end...
Not a missive job to fit, best to solder though....
Dastek are very helful with info too
Just incase someone is interested in this Uni-Chip you selling m8
Cheers
Rob
08 April 2004, 09:38 AM
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Thanks Rob !!
Yes its a pretty good bit of kit and easily removed if you want to sell on the car.
Now have pics available, pls mail me if you want to see the units.
Cheers
Yes its a pretty good bit of kit and easily removed if you want to sell on the car.
Now have pics available, pls mail me if you want to see the units.
Cheers
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Pics and Mail sent.
Re your question, if your three-year warrenty is up, then no it won't!
My local subaru dealer still serviced the car with the module on it so I would imagine there would be no problem with yours.
Re your question, if your three-year warrenty is up, then no it won't!
My local subaru dealer still serviced the car with the module on it so I would imagine there would be no problem with yours.
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