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Has anyone here had a Unichip fitted and mapped to a otherwise standard FRP engine?. What kind of difference did it make please?.
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Unichip On Frp worthwhile?
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Posted 30 January 2006 - 07:17 PM
I'll look forward to his reply then! 
. I ask because i've already got a Unichip on my current setup (1.6). Just trying to decide it its worthwhile paying for refitting and setup on the FRP engine really. It did wonders for my 1.6, but that was with mods.
. I ask because i've already got a Unichip on my current setup (1.6). Just trying to decide it its worthwhile paying for refitting and setup on the FRP engine really. It did wonders for my 1.6, but that was with mods.
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Posted 30 January 2006 - 07:23 PM
oh, i'd say if you've got the chip already, then defo go for it....
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Posted 30 January 2006 - 07:34 PM
I would say yes- but make sure the Unichip you have is suitable (I believe the Fiesta one is fine for Puma) and get it mapped properly (it should take the best part of a day for fitting and tuning).
I was well pleased with mine, got much better fuel economy
Which of course meant the engine was more efficient, which means more power.
Driving my FRP with the chip removed felt like the handbrake was on, particularly mid-range response...
I was well pleased with mine, got much better fuel economy
Which of course meant the engine was more efficient, which means more power.Driving my FRP with the chip removed felt like the handbrake was on, particularly mid-range response...
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