can't tell you, but according to everything that i have read, URD is the way to go...can't wait till i can get one myself.CMB1998 said:On a 2002 V6 D-Cab
I have no doubt URD is better. And Gadget is awsome. However i dont want to void my warranty. I would rather just have the dealer do it and never have to deal with it.themariachi said:can't tell you, but according to everything that i have read, URD is the way to go...can't wait till i can get one myself.
in that case, you got me...CMB1998 said:I have no doubt URD is better. And Gadget is awsome. However i dont want to void my warranty. I would rather just have the dealer do it and never have to deal with it.
Chris
REDMARLIN WITH SOUL said:Me too. URD may be the way to go but I had 7th installed 5 days ago and I am as happy as a sawgrass '****. 30 plus giddyaps and it shows all of them especially at W.O.T. Have a great relatonship with dealer (spent a lot of money there and wrote Toyota on ther excelllence), I even get FREE TIRES FOR LIFE SO LONG AS I OWN THE TRUCK. My 7th was the first one dealership had instlled and it took him 5 hours but they only charged me for four. However, labor still expensive @ 75 an hour. He also did S/C but he had installed a few of them and it took 6 hours @ $75. I like the peace of mnd knowing that if something goes wrong they will fix it under warranty. I hope you are also putting in Deso iridim plugs # IK20 they come gapped at 0.032. You cannot fool with them. They are delicate. Also trust you have headers you really need them withS/C You will love it but it takes awhile for computer to re-identify The system gets better with age. You will Love it.
If you have the FTC you don't need the AIC controller. They would do the same. In fact, the FTC is more versitile.samsc03 said:Had Ik20's installed and later a ftc from urd installed and a walbro pump to compliment the system.Now there is the AIC and it is gonna really do some good things for the 7th injector setup.I plan on getting the controller for it and a wideband.
Sam
You're right, after I posted I realized the AIC does what the FTC does, but to the added injector, not the existing injectors. From what I gather the AIC changes the duty cycle of the 7th injector,... as well as WI if you have it installed. However the AIC alone wouldn't be capable of altering timing advance/retard. In knowing your set up I am wondering if you went ahead and got the fuel pump, and wired up the FTC why not get bigger injectors instead of the 7th injector? I think Gadget has the ones that plug right into the same connector as our stock ones so no splicing there if that was a concern. I am was just wondering because I was always debating on URD or 7th injector and warranty complient,... I ended up with URD for the flexibility of end user tunning via the FTC and it was cheaper as well. Either way,... you have a good set up and now I understand why you need the AIC. But, hopefully Gadget does post and clear up anything I may have misquoted, or if there is any way to control the 7th injector with your existing controller,... just throwing out random ideas that may not be possible here.samsc03 said:With the ftc there is not any control over the 7th injector.The timing of that injector could not be changed during dyno tuning sessions with the ftc.The tuner kept saying hat he needed a way to get into the trd ecu box to control the injector and this is what he was wanting me to get.Maybe Gadget will post in and clear any wrong statements I or any others have made about this setup.I am gonna use both at the same time.
Sam