Re: Unichip Tuner
I finally got to do some gtech runs with the unichip…overall I was pretty impressed with the results. Keep in mind that the gtech mph in these runs is about 5-6 mph high as I have seen in the past from comparing it to actual dragstrip passes. I have one of the old radar detector looking gtechs that I have found to be accurate to within a few tenths.
Truck & Mods: 07 double cab 4x4 trd 5.7 with magnaflow exhaust, modified (elbow removed & additional 1.5” air hole drilled) stock air box with drop in filter, self ported (sharp edges smoothed out) throttle body, unichip piggyback (set up for airraid intake & exhaust) with switch set for maximum spark advance & high octane fuel.
Run #1 (2wd vsc on) – similar to what I would expect the average driver/tester to run
6.02
14.59 @ 99 = 94mph
Run #2 (4wd, brake boosted & stall flashed)
5.54
14.02 @ 102.6 = 97 mph
Run #3 (4wd, brake boosted & stall flashed)
5.60
14.06 @ 102.6 = 97 mph
Run #4 (2wd, vsc off, very good/lucky launch)
5.58
14.06 @ 102.9 = 97.5 mph
As you can see the times in 4wd (runs #2 & #3) were very close. The temperature was about 65 degrees at about 400 foot elevation. I only had about ¼ tank of premium in the truck so that probably helped too.
When I get a chance I am going to see what it runs with the airraid installed as well as without the unichip.
After owning a number fast vehicles over the past 10 years or so my butt dyno would say the truck feels like a low to mid 14 second truck so that goes along with my results. The truck doesn’t pull real hard at higher speeds, but it launches pretty well due to the low gears and 6 speed tranny.
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Current Rigs
05 honda pilot AWD
06 cummins qc sb 4x4 (mods to come)
07 tundra 4x4 trd dc 5.7, intake, exhaust, unichip (removed), lt dt headers, self ported tb, lm1 wideband, trd sway bar. URD maf translator (not yet installed)
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