% DECREASE ON BHP USING 97 OCTANE
27 February 2000, 11:03 AM
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Does anybody know of the approx. percentage decrease on BHP using 97 octane, as opposed to the JAP BHP quoted levels using there 105 Octane.
I am having some ECU remapping done next week, and was just trying to gauge (before it goes on the rollers), what it should actually be pumping out prior to work!
I am having some ECU remapping done next week, and was just trying to gauge (before it goes on the rollers), what it should actually be pumping out prior to work!
27 February 2000, 11:16 PM
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Hi,
If _they_ (whoever) are using rollers whilst remapping (wise choice), then _they_ will probably run the car standard to get a base figure before _they_ do any work. This is how _they_ can show you empirical(sp) evidence of any improvement _they_ have given you.
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If _they_ (whoever) are using rollers whilst remapping (wise choice), then _they_ will probably run the car standard to get a base figure before _they_ do any work. This is how _they_ can show you empirical(sp) evidence of any improvement _they_ have given you.
Moray
28 February 2000, 07:46 PM
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Moray,
You will be pleased to know, it is Powerstation (Rich has mentioned to me that you have been there). I was going to get it whacked on the rollers first anyway, but I am still interested if anyone has any feedback on the original thread.
You will be pleased to know, it is Powerstation (Rich has mentioned to me that you have been there). I was going to get it whacked on the rollers first anyway, but I am still interested if anyone has any feedback on the original thread.
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