Agreed!

 

so what are the pluses (other than reduced cost) and minuses (if any) of this when compared with an Ecutek map?

 

If your ECU is mapped using EcuTek's software it is then locked down and can only be accessed by an EcuTek agent meaning any future remaps would have to be carried out by them.
If we were to remap your ECU the map is fully accessible to anyone with the correct software to access the ECU.

Minuses......none

 

Thanks for the reply....sounds great....is it software from the OpenECU project then?

Will probably call to discuss next week

 

Hiya

Are you still doing these remaps for £400 and if so, do you take credit card :0)

Many Thanks

Chris

 

Yes and yes

 

I'm sooooo tempted to go for this.

It's just the thought of my warranty disappearing that keeps catching hold of my arm and pulling it back just as I reach for the phone....

It's like Vs.

Nige.

 

Well I'm going for it mid February on my 2007 '07' WRX Just before the missus drops the sprog. It will make her drop it on the way home !!. Mailed MOCOM and they said that they could do the remap for £400 and my first year 10K service is which will be due for £99.99, even though I will of done only half that mileage. Kill two birds with one stone and getting them both done together for £500. Money well spent !!.. until I have a warranty claim..!!

 

Well as soon as iv had my cambelt done (better safe than sorry), will definately be getting my baby mapped :0)

 

on a standard (exept for Blitz cat back) 2004 WRX what sort of bhp/torque figures are the remaps giving?
do you travel or do we come to you?
can you do the remaps which eliminate the maf (i read after some remaps you can ditch the maf?)

cheers

 

It doesn't disapear if you are careful.




View My Scooby for Sports cat / standard.

 

to do that you need to run a map based ecu

 

how much can you remap my 1993 wrx import wagon for???



thankyou

njberrie