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Without saying up or down....just as good as cryptic talk. But I know when you keep increasing and stuffing something into a box, the box will be under pressure eventually. So if you keep stuffing money into your piggy bank..the money will be under pressure! So I take it that he meant that my income bank will be under pressure due to too much money! I like what he is saying! More Good Years!! Incomes will be under pressure soon: PM Lee Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Wednesday that the incomes of low-end and white-collar workers will be under pressure soon. PM Lee told CNBC in an interview that Singapore's economy is slowing down and will continue to do so going into 2012. This is due to global economic conditions getting tough. According to a Sept 1 economic report by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, economic activity in Singapore is likely to grow modestly in the second half of this year. Statistics provided by the Ministry of Trade and Industry showed that Singapore's economy grew by 1.3 per cent from July to September after contracting by 6.3 per cent in the previous quarter. This is on a seasonally-adjusted quarter-on-quarter annualised basis. PM Lee also told CNBC there will be uncertainties because the economic cycles are shorter. For the Singapore economy to continue growing at a strong pace, he said Singapore needed more workers, more skills and more talent. Mr Lee also spoke on the economic situation in Europe. When questioned by CNBC, he said the problem was deep and involved not just Greece but also other countries like Italy and Spain. "It's not just the immediate problems but there're also longer term structural questions about the Euro, and whether it will go forward or it'll go backwards. "They have to make sure that the problem does not spread beyond Greece and cause a run on Italy for example, which would have an implication for the whole world," he said.

aft 1/2 yr taken out from my toyota, finally planted e unichip in present ride. Was rather surprise tat e results varies quite diff between T & H. T managed to gain a 15bhp @6000rpm while e H fared better wif 25bhp@6k rpm. Driving it now certainly feels more light breadth as it was best describe as sluggish when stock

can some one here help me? thks, i hearsay can get another 5-10 bhp more....

Hi, been trying to search but din not get any conclusion. So need some advice. I heard new cars (mine is M2 SP) operate in close loop when partial throttle and open loop in full throttle. As a normal driver that does not full throttle 100% of the time (i think i have never cross 4k rpm yet), will the ECU over-rides the piggy back setting while in close loop condition? Asking this question as i am interested to install a piggy back to smoothen my ride, and improve FC if possible. So far looking at 1. unichip (800+ ?? where got good tuner?) 2. SAFC 2 (500+ ?? where got good tuner?) 3. ADM tuning box (400+ ?? where got good tuner?) 4. Obit (1k+ ?? where got good tuner?) since for NA cars like mine, most likely we will be tuning the A/F ratio only right? so will unichip and obit an over kill as 80% of the function are not being utilised? appreciate any feedback or advice

I'm interested in getting 2nd hand Unichip, notice in Viswork website that there are afew models. Are they universal in nature? Any problems to take over a unit from a Jap car & install in a VAG car?

Hiya.. those bros out there who has a piggy back ECU - let's share your experiences. My own - I have a Buddy Club Racing Spec B piggy back - features : (1) control air/fuel mix (2) control auto trans shift Results (with proper dyno tuning and computerised adjustment of air/fuel mix) : (1) On crank HP improve from stock 110bhp to 125bhp (2) On crank torque gains cross the board of >10% (3) No increase in petrol consumption in spite of improved performance