Went to Bromley motor show today,talking to bloke from SANSPEED in bexleyheath.They do remapping anyone else used them and were they happy with the results.JASON

Went to Bromley motor show today,talking to bloke from SANSPEED in bexleyheath.They do remapping anyone else used them and were they happy with the results.JASON
Unknown quantity mate for Ecutek mapping on here mate. Personally when I get mine done, it'll be from either Andy F, Bob Rawle or Richard Bulmer, as all three have outstanding reputations for their work with Scoobies.

I do remember taking my first car (1.3 Escort) to Sanspeed for some work and have to say I was not impressed with them. That was 10 years ago, however!

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Thanks for the advice,he seemed to know what he was talking about and had quite a nice spec c on display maybe theve improved.Were is the closest reputed person close to London JASON

Thanks for the advice,he seemed to know what he was talking about and had quite a nice spec c on display maybe theve improved.Were is the closest reputed person close to London JASONThey all "seem to know what they're talking about" mate, esp if you're a technical ludite like me! :) At the end of the day, the only thing you have to go by is the C.V. and reputation of the mapper. All of the above score very highly on both counts. I believe Bob is closest to London (Swindon or Richmond). But you'll have to wait for his services, BR developments are very busy.

Oh, I almost forgot, i've also heard very good stuff about Pat Herebourne (sp?) he maps for very reputable companies like APi and Xtreme Scoobies (who, incidentally, I trust to take care of my car). :)

Do a search and make up your own mind though.

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Richard Bulrmer has just re-maped my scooby at TSL Motersport in Notts and he spent around 2 hours on it and i am very impressed with what he has done to it and how profesional he was. There was also a guy at TSL that had come from Ireland who said he and his mates in Ireland wouldn't use anyone else than Richard to do his car !

Ive used TSL for bits and bobs but its a long way to drive from london,but i might go down that route yet JASON

see if he has a web site and if we works from anywere closer to home because he's not at TSL all week .... daz.

Richard Bulmer is worth the drive IMHO.

Of course the worst thing about going to TSL used to be that trouser used to steal the credit card out of my pocket and rack some huge bills up while I waited :D

You still about trouser??? I know you've left TSL, anyone seen him lately???


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Of course the worst thing about going to TSL used to be that trouser used to steal the credit card out of my pocket and rack some huge bills up while I waited :D

You still about trouser??? I know you've left TSL, anyone seen him lately???
That's a good one to tell the wife :D

I've had a few emails in the past couple of months from Pro-motiv. I think he's keeping very busy with that.

I know it makes it hard for newcomers to get the opportunity to prove themselves, but I really do recommend Andy Forrest, Richard Bulmer, Pat Herborn or Bob Rawle or Power Engineering (in no particular order) to do the mapping. They've made many people happy.

Either Bob or Richard, both are excellent, as is AndyF although I haven't had a car mapped by Andy. The other bloke is a waste of space, as I have found out on two occassions and at considerable cost.

I saw trouser at Autosport. Still rather tall.