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Unichip Powerchip

Submitted: Tuesday, Apr 01, 2003 at 11:51

Greg

Has anyone had any first hand experience with a Unichip or Powerchip on petrol engines. If so which vehicle and do you have any dyno charts and fuel consumption figures before and after fitting.
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AnswerID: 16610   Submitted: Tuesday, Apr 01, 2003 at 16:49

Graeme replied:

About 3 years ago I had one of these fitted to my 80 series L/C, nd although the graph shoed an increase in power & torque, the difference was hardley noticeable. I also found no improvement in fuel consumption, and when I sold the vehicle I rang the Company and said I was not happy, and they removed it and gave a part refund.

I believe this can vary from make to make, but it did not work on my vehicle.

Graeme
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