remapping advise
14 January 2013, 09:22 PM
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I have had dealings with indigo in the past, & as I stated nothing wrong with them atall, infact I found them very helpful. I thought they bought in a mapper to do all their mapping as do most of the Subaru specialists on here, which is perfectly acceptable as long as the results are good. If I got this wrong then I appologise, but it was never a negative comment, let's face it lots of people have mapping done at API & ScoobyClinic who both bring in mappers for the job with great results.
I know what your saying though and agree, All mapping is done by Antony firstly on the rolling road, then out for live mapping on the road.
15 January 2013, 05:40 PM
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Mapping is something that needs to be done right IMO so only trusted my cars to people who have very good reputations and been doing it for a long time.
I've used Andy Forrest, JGM and Bob Rawle and was happy with all of them, if i ever had and another Subaru or EVO I would use one of these 3 again.
I've driven mine and 2 of SSS cars for road mapping sessions and as long as you pick sensible roads that you know well to do the mapping on I don't see any problems with it.
I've used Andy Forrest, JGM and Bob Rawle and was happy with all of them, if i ever had and another Subaru or EVO I would use one of these 3 again.
I've driven mine and 2 of SSS cars for road mapping sessions and as long as you pick sensible roads that you know well to do the mapping on I don't see any problems with it.
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