hi just wondering if you have a re-map on your car with slightly high miles is it more likely to go bang or something else give up compared to a lower mile car, mine is on 84000 and could do with a map cause i have changed to a full decat exhaust thanks in advance

daniel

 

it will probably do it a world of good rather than damage, it will sort out your fueling and any other issues it might have

 

thanks for the reply i better get it sorted

 

I agree.

Where about are you located Daniel?

Alan MaC

 

i am in the midlands around the tamworth area

 

i been offered a " chippedUK " live remap for 150 quid!

now this sounds cheap to me but people on other sites have said good things about them

 

what is that then and how is it done

 

think they flash your existing mapping and then make a new one,

Though he said that if i had any problems he can just upload the origional one back on

 

do you have to go somewhere to get it done or is it done anywhere like mapping on the road

 

Sounds like a standard map ala PPP and not one that's bespoke to your car.
Keep an eye on it and fit an AFR meter and Knocklink if you can run to those!
JohnD

 

it would be bespoke to your car wouldnt it? if he is sittign there next to you plugged in?

Whats a knocklink do? hard to wire in? been thinking of getting one

 

johnd what does "if you can run to those" mean?

 

Daniel, give David a call at API in Leamington, he`ll sort you out, top fella, grat bunch of guys...

 

thanks for the reply i am not that far from api so i will give them a ring

 

ill second that, was your car there a few weeks ago staffi?

edit: just noticed its not the car i saw, looking good all the same

 

I know chipped uk,i also know some back ground,i will not go in to details but i wouldnt do it simple .
steve

 

Daniel,

Powerstation at Tewkesbury are top mappers & a Rolling Road.

They helped develop a UK model for Subaru so, they know their stuff.

They advertise on here and Rich is the man.

Worth a trip down M6/M5.

Done 2 remaps for me,


Good Luck.

Alan MaC

 

Sory, I thought I had oosted the site.

http://www.powestation.org.uk

Alan MaC

 

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