Great response John. As a satisfied Unitronic customer I can say that I have thoroughly enjoyed my software. While I feel satisfied with the software, there has been a few common issues with some customers such as acceleration problems and requested boost vs actual boost (with stage 2 software). I am sure that frequency of these issues are minimal, but again it seems to be a common subject.
I am definitely excited about Uniconnect+, I had ordered mine with KMD Tuning as soon as it was released. Unfortunately due to work, I have yet to get a chance to play with it. I will be reunited with my car in the next few weeks and definitely look forward to messing around with Uniconnect+ to upgrade my current stage.
Thanks for everything that you guys do and I really appreciate your feedback.:thumbup:
hi John,
are there any plans to release more maps such as a valet map for uniconnect+?
Will yall be offering flash tunes at a discount at SOWO this year? also any discount to the uniconnect+ at SOWO?
Agreed ?Just wanted to say John is the man...Always a pleasure to work with and even on the weekend when I got my uniconnect + I was having issues, he reached out within 5 min of emailing him. This unparalleled customer service is why I will never change tuning companies.
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Any chance of a Ethanol blend file like GIAC's clutchbuster tune?
We have no immediate plans to revise our Stage 1/Stage 1+/Stage 2 performance software calibration offerings at this time for the EA888 Gen1/2 platform, as the calibrations are proven to provide maximum performance while maintaining complete OEM-like reliability and drivability. We released this video back in March of 2014, which shows 264 whp / 292 wtq using our Stage 2 Software calibration, using our Dynapack Hub Dyno. Feel free to compare this to the others' advertised whp figures (also recorded on a Dynapack hub dyno), and you'll notice that it's +10HP (peak). Keep an eye on the area under the torque curve too, as you'll find that it isn't just a high peak that rapidly tapers off a few hundred RPM later. We're making ~292 wtq peak and it holds rather steady for a much longer duration through the powerband.
A broad area under the curve is going to make the car an absolute pleasure to drive, providing the driver with a complete "full" powerband feeling. It's also going to limit stress on turbo, engine and drivetrain instead of a high boost level simply for a high peak number that isn't as usable in a normal driving or racing environment.
Here is our advertised dyno graph for Stage 2, which is also shown in the video linked to above:
So, do you still think a revision is necessary? Don't forget about our UniConnect+ device, that provides our Clients with the freedom to flash their ECU from the comfort of their own home or garage, providing our Clients with a significant advantage. We're not new to this VW/Audi tuning industry, either, as we've been serving the VW/Audi community exclusively with industry-leading Performance Software since 2004. Want to take advantage of additional features like the recently released Spark-based Launch Control as an existing Unitronic Client? UniConnect+ makes this possible in about 10 minutes from the comfort of your own home or garage, and won't cost you $99 or more to add.
Correct. The lower numbers are whpI'm confused by this because when I go to the Unitronic website for the 2012 GTI, Stage 1+ the description states stage 2 280HP / 325LB-TQ. The dyno graph states 264HP / 292LB-TQ.
I must be missing something... Can you help me understand that differences? I'm guessing the description is stating the increases at the crank, and the graph shows the increases at the wheels?