Vortech UniChip re-map
#1
Vortech UniChip re-map
Hello Guys,
I am looking to purchase a used V2 for my RevUP 06. The kit is for a non-revup so I know I will need the plate and ecu. Instead of buying the piggy back for the revup is it possible to take the Unichip for the non-revup and re-map it for the revup ? And if so does anyone know how to go about doing this and would it cost less than buying the Unichip for the revup ?
Thanks in advance.
I am looking to purchase a used V2 for my RevUP 06. The kit is for a non-revup so I know I will need the plate and ecu. Instead of buying the piggy back for the revup is it possible to take the Unichip for the non-revup and re-map it for the revup ? And if so does anyone know how to go about doing this and would it cost less than buying the Unichip for the revup ?
Thanks in advance.
#2
#3
Thanks for the response and I will look into the uprev tuner.
The conversion of a non-rev up to revup is approximately $779 so I am thinking if I get the full non-revup kit for $1500 it might not be too bad.
http://www.superchargersonline.com/i...oducts_id=4845
The conversion of a non-rev up to revup is approximately $779 so I am thinking if I get the full non-revup kit for $1500 it might not be too bad.
http://www.superchargersonline.com/i...oducts_id=4845
#5
Sorry it was just it was a random search to get average pricing. I am still piecing things together and will decide where my parts are purchased.
Ok so forget FMU and unichip. Seem the best way forward is 600cc injectors a high pressure pump and Uprev. Going to place a bid on the tuner kit and see what we can do. I was honestly leaning towards the FMU option just as a starting point and I also ran a JSRC on a civic for years using the stock fuel option which was an FMU setup.
Ok so forget FMU and unichip. Seem the best way forward is 600cc injectors a high pressure pump and Uprev. Going to place a bid on the tuner kit and see what we can do. I was honestly leaning towards the FMU option just as a starting point and I also ran a JSRC on a civic for years using the stock fuel option which was an FMU setup.
Last edited by zort; 10-31-2013 at 10:33 AM.
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#6
yea, grab a walbro fuel pump, injectors and you should be set. Not many run on stock vortech pulley, many go to 1 size smaller to put you at 10lbs. Easier to do it once before tuning. Might want to consider a stage 0 fuel return as well. do it all now and safe the headache of multiple trips and retune
#7
yea, grab a walbro fuel pump, injectors and you should be set. Not many run on stock vortech pulley, many go to 1 size smaller to put you at 10lbs. Easier to do it once before tuning. Might want to consider a stage 0 fuel return as well. do it all now and safe the headache of multiple trips and retune
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