If you haven't seen yet, we are the importer for the AmD OneClick port-tuning device. $549 MSRP. We have tested Stages 1 and 2 so far here in USA. Stage 1 is a stock car with re-map. Stage 2 is re-map and catback. I have some of the dyno charts online...



OneClick Port-Tuning

How does it work? 1) You own the device for $549. You keep it. It can hold your stock program and the AnD modified program. You can switch at will. We load it here and send it you based upon your ECU number. All stages are the same price and we will upgrade your OneClick as you move up in stages for a small upgrade fee.

Next up...test of pulley re-map (Stage 3). Product will be available late this month or September. -Pete, Stratmosphere

 

Allways good to see "new" products out there.
I would be so very interested in seeing one or two of the very trusted sources
here have a "crack" at this product. ::ahem::randy:: :smile:

 

Well I do like that this is a one time purchase. I just don't quite like the one programming bit I heard thet you needed a laptop for.

 

We will have some key folks around the country give the software a try. So far, so good. Pulley mod and re-map later this week. -Pete

 

Do you guys have the carbon fiber bits that you advertise in stock? I've been having trouble finding people that actually stock the items like the fuel filler bezel and the wing.

 

If I understand correctly, you will always be able to hold your previous ECU map as well as the new one. Since I already have a remap, will I be able to save it as my base?

 

ruf- I'm talking with AmD about stocking the bits and pieces here for sale in the USA (carbon). No product at the moment.

firenewt- Always an unexpected question, and that's good. I don't know the answer to that. I'm guessing that the current program would be put in the "stock" memory location, but I have to verify that for you. -Pete

 

Does the AMD remap of the standard MCS fix the stumble problem?

scox

 

I've been running the Stage 1 (stock car, no mods) software for almost a week now. My stumble is gone. But...if I take off in first on a turn I can get a hesitation once in a while. If I turn off DSC, I don't. I think the DSC is coming in on us sometimes.

Otherwise, the throttle map is more aggressive and the car feels "bigger" to drive now. -Pete

 

>>Does the AMD remap of the standard MCS fix the stumble problem?
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>>scox
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Yes - definately, and the hunting ("yo-yo&quot

Best,

Ram

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Just realized the date on Stratmosphere's first post was August of 2003.
Interesting that their price is $100- more than AMD's for the same item.
I have installed the One Click in my MCS and the results have been outstanding.
If you've done other engine/performance mods and are looking for something extra, the One Click is the way to go. Naysayers: I've got nothing to gain from this, I'm just a very satisfied customer.
There's a lot of interest here: http://www.mini2.com/forum/showthrea...e=11&pp=15