Performance Chip for 01 CL Type S
The ECU is not tunable. Sorry.
There are piggy backs you can buy from unichip & another that tune the signal before it hits the ECU. But mixed results from them as the stock ECU still wants to use the factory settings.
There are piggy backs you can buy from unichip & another that tune the signal before it hits the ECU. But mixed results from them as the stock ECU still wants to use the factory settings.
I have a full reprogramming chip in my pick-up truck (Ford Diesel) and it made all the difference in the world for how that truck runs - very very noticable. I have piggy-back chips in two of my motorcycles (1 Harley twin-cam and 1 Sportster) and they too make a very very noticable difference in performance.
There is nothing inherently wrong with piggy-back chips. Though many of them don't do much more than richen up the mixture by misreporting inlet air temperature the still do work, and of course if you don't like it you can always take it back out.
Anyway, I ran across one this chip for an '01 CL Type-S this morning while I was looking for a good wallpaper picture of a silver CL. See what you think:
http://www.gfchips.com/acuracl.aspx
There is nothing inherently wrong with piggy-back chips. Though many of them don't do much more than richen up the mixture by misreporting inlet air temperature the still do work, and of course if you don't like it you can always take it back out.
Anyway, I ran across one this chip for an '01 CL Type-S this morning while I was looking for a good wallpaper picture of a silver CL. See what you think:
http://www.gfchips.com/acuracl.aspx
the ECU is not even remotely tuned to max performance from the factory ... its tuned very conservatively for reliability and some performance ... by no means is it maxed
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I've used Uni-chip and E-manage on J series and E-manage works best.
Not to sat that AEM-EMS wouldnt be a ton better.
Also I have a Uni-chip piggy back that I'm not using if your looking to get a system for your CL-S, pm for info..
Not to sat that AEM-EMS wouldnt be a ton better.
Also I have a Uni-chip piggy back that I'm not using if your looking to get a system for your CL-S, pm for info..
is the 6mt not tunable or is it just that no company made one for the 6mt.
i would love for some kind of chip that allows us to rev to 9k rpm like the S2K can. i feel like there's still so much power to be unleashed but that 7k rpm fuel cutoff is a major cock block
i would love for some kind of chip that allows us to rev to 9k rpm like the S2K can. i feel like there's still so much power to be unleashed but that 7k rpm fuel cutoff is a major cock block
It is always funny when you bring this up with people who have no experience with our car. Everyone says "oh it will be so easy to tune, my guy can do it no problem." People assume all cars are the exact same and all have aftermarket support.
It is possible but will take work and alot of money. It is made for the auto engine/harness so you need to swap sensors, cluster and not sure what else. Someone is in the process of doing it but they are keeping secret bout it.
1) Past ~8k rpm youll start to drop valves
2) I dont think the crank bearings can handle that engine speed
3) Look at a dyno, you're not making any power past 7k. Most Js dont make power past 6500rpm.
As far as tuning, there are piggy backs that prove to be a pain in the ass, and there are stand alones that take a lot of money and time to get running properly.
playing with the ecu is probably my biggest fear just because so much can likely go wrong..
i would have done it long ago but there's just not enough success stories to make me wanna jump the hurdle.
i just am happy the stock ecu on our cars is decently tuned in comparison to north american cars where a tuner can get you 20-30whp just by pressing some buttons.
i wish it were that easy
i would have done it long ago but there's just not enough success stories to make me wanna jump the hurdle.
i just am happy the stock ecu on our cars is decently tuned in comparison to north american cars where a tuner can get you 20-30whp just by pressing some buttons.
i wish it were that easy
There are a few issues:
1) Past ~8k rpm youll start to drop valves
2) I dont think the crank bearings can handle that engine speed
3) Look at a dyno, you're not making any power past 7k. Most Js dont make power past 6500rpm.
As far as tuning, there are piggy backs that prove to be a pain in the ass, and there are stand alones that take a lot of money and time to get running properly.
1) Past ~8k rpm youll start to drop valves
2) I dont think the crank bearings can handle that engine speed
3) Look at a dyno, you're not making any power past 7k. Most Js dont make power past 6500rpm.
As far as tuning, there are piggy backs that prove to be a pain in the ass, and there are stand alones that take a lot of money and time to get running properly.
plus i keep hearing the ecu over rides piggy backs after awhile, people have posted good gains with piggy backs but i would like to see the dynos two weeks after the tune to make sure the ecu didnt correct the changes made by the piggy back
A couple of questions
Where would I purchase the uni-chip us Emanage for my j series. Give me an email if possible- thomasmcgough421@yahoo.com
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