
P.s. I already have an Injen CAI and a Magnaflow cat-back system.
I agree it didn't happen unless running some boost. Gotta respect those Slobalts SSjschorr wrote:Oh crap....that was from October? Not much traffic on this board.
I said out run, but he really only had me for the first 100 or so feet from a stand still. I found out that he had pretty aggressive tires on his cheap steel wheels. That and the fact that he had an automatic with no one in the car gave him less weight and much better grab-and-go off the line. It is the "putting along" that kills the car off the line, which is why I went with the Unichip for my next upgrade. Most people have recommended this to me saying that it helps a lot at lower RPM's before lift. I hope it's as good as they say it is.jschorr wrote:Wow...beat by a caviler. That is rough. You said out run though so I am guessing this was from a roll. I am going to
Have to say driver error, no way a 140 car can keep up with a 180hp car on the roll. Though the colbolt ss have caught me by suprize more than once.
From a stop I can see it because we drive wind up toys. And you have a wile to putt along till you can keep it in lift.
That should be fixed with a good clutch. Something that can survive a 5k drop.
This is only for the 1zz-fe engine. Thanks for sharing though.cptnsolo77 wrote:Here ya go !!!!![]()
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If that doesnt help I would recommend a good Celica or Matrix forum. Those cars also have the 2ZZ engine.
Uninstall the unichip and try starting it again with the stock computer.VibeMedic wrote:Well this is the reason why my username is Medic and not Doc. I just got my Unichip in today and went to work installing it. After an hour of install, I rehooked the battery and behold, the car wouldn't start. I double-checked the connectors and tried again, but to no avail. Could it be a bad chip?