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Oct 22, 2003 | 06:32 PM

Gadget

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Underdog Performance Fuel Kit!!!

Well, our fuel kit has been released.

Here is a link to the tread in the "venders section":

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...threadid=19693

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Oct 23, 2003 | 12:45 PM

Memphis4X4

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Congratulations

Gadget: Congratulations on the Company and the Product.

With your understanding of the way these vehicles work, I know that your Fuel System will be what every SC owner will need.

I don't need one for my 3.0l but I thought I'd bump this back to the top.

I am planning on trading my Runner for a 4.7L Tundra Double Cab. I know I will eventually put a SC on it. Are you planning any line extensions for the 4.7L in the future. If so, I will definitely want to get your system.

Again, Congratulations.
David

Oct 23, 2003 | 03:15 PM

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Congrats Gadget!
Sounds like you went through alot to get it to market.
I don't have a S/C yet but if I get one you will have my business.

Oct 23, 2003 | 03:45 PM

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Thank you all for your kind words of support!

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Oct 23, 2003 | 08:08 PM

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Gadget, I think this is way cool of you guy's to do this.
Good luck on your endeavor.

Oct 24, 2003 | 09:43 PM

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Gadget - I thought I read in one of your other threads you were going to be getting a dyno for the new biz. Are you going with Dynojet, Superflow or something else?

Sounds like a great business, good luck!

Oct 25, 2003 | 07:40 AM

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To be honest, a DynoJet is really not good for anything other then wide open throttle. Not really suited for what I have in mind.

I want a loading dyno that is very accurate so I can start doing some cool things with the UNICHIP line and further develop some of the Split Second products, and maybe some of our very own.

It looks like I might make it out to SEMA and sniff over a bunch of things, one of them being dynos. The big trouble is that the all wheel drive Mustang dyno runs around $100,000 and that is why there are only two on the whole East Coast and I have been to each of them.

The UNICHIP folks have a very nice loading dyno and I think I will be taking a very close look at that one, then again, there is the new DynoPak one that I can haul around in my pickup.

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Oct 25, 2003 | 07:50 AM

SuperRunner98

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Gadget: Congrats on the company!
I am looking forward to doing some business with you in a month or two when I get back home to my rig.
$tart $aving so I can get wrenching.

Oct 25, 2003 | 07:52 AM

Gadget

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We will be here when ever you are ready.

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Oct 25, 2003 | 09:18 AM

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Quote:

Originally posted by Gadget
To be honest, a DynoJet is really not good for anything other then wide open throttle. Not really suited for what I have in mind.

I want a loading dyno that is very accurate so I can start doing some cool things with the UNICHIP line and further develop some of the Split Second products, and maybe some of our very own.

It looks like I might make it out to SEMA and sniff over a bunch of things, one of them being dynos. The big trouble is that the all wheel drive Mustang dyno runs around $100,000 and that is why there are only two on the whole East Coast and I have been to each of them.

The UNICHIP folks have a very nice loading dyno and I think I will be taking a very close look at that one, then again, there is the new DynoPak one that I can haul around in my pickup.

Gadget

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I didn't realize that UNICHIP had their own loading dyno. I thought they used someone elses. Too bad we are on opposite coasts, I would be more than happy to bring you my 2K runner with FTC for working through the tuning model.

Have fun at SEMA!

Oct 25, 2003 | 10:00 AM

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Dastek, the parent company for Unichip, makes Dynos. Pretty damn nice ones, actually.

http://www.dastek.co.za/

Peace.
G

Oct 25, 2003 | 05:19 PM

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Congrats Gadget! I haven't clicked the link yet, but I just wanted to say I'm excited atwhat you guys are going to turn out in the future. I'd go with the Dynapack dyno though over all the rest.

Chris