recommend a mapper for me please
14 January 2016, 02:49 PM
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it was in the Finedon area but I understood they are currently moving workshops.
I think Richard (Ren77 on here) does some mapping since Paul left, contact email:
ren@zenperformance.co.uk.
I think Richard (Ren77 on here) does some mapping since Paul left, contact email:
ren@zenperformance.co.uk.
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14 January 2016, 08:42 PM
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I have been trying to get Richard from zen to do a map for me, but with a unit change and him being super busy, Im just not sure when it is going to happen. It has been about 4 months waiting so far and am still not sure how much longer until he will have time to map for me :-(
14 January 2016, 09:22 PM
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you could try Duncan aka Racedynamix, the problem is he does less roadmap now and seems to concentrate his time on rolling road sessions at RCM and Surrey RR. I thought he had a venue Norwich way but that may be down to demand there.
Bob Rawle is another option but I guess the problems of time and distance will be the same.
Trev
Bob Rawle is another option but I guess the problems of time and distance will be the same.
Trev
18 January 2016, 11:50 AM
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Just come South, the weather is lovely as are the people 
Ok the weather is ****, but we really are nice.
Ok the weather is ****, but we really are nice.
18 January 2016, 01:53 PM
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20 January 2016, 09:22 AM
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Irrespective of where you go and who you use it will occupy a full day. So traveling a bit fort her for someone who is as good as Martyn is worth it in my opinion.
Funnily enough I compared travel from both yours and my destination to Plymouth, travel time is exactly the same to the minute! Bizarre! However it's a further 100 miles round trip for me. Plus I'm towing a trailer, so 650mile round trip and about 7hours each way towing. In my opinion worth every bit of it.
I cannot stress how important it is, that if you want someone good you must be prepared to travel!
Funnily enough I compared travel from both yours and my destination to Plymouth, travel time is exactly the same to the minute! Bizarre! However it's a further 100 miles round trip for me. Plus I'm towing a trailer, so 650mile round trip and about 7hours each way towing. In my opinion worth every bit of it.
I cannot stress how important it is, that if you want someone good you must be prepared to travel!
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Bob Rawle at Subaru4u done a great job on my wagon in Newbury not horrendous distance worth the money
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22 January 2016, 09:01 PM
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I used to use Simon Roe (jgm) but after he sadly passed away i started using Duncan graham as he'd taken on a lot of Simons old customers, Duncan sorted my warm/hot start problem out and my dropping revs problem, he then gave me advice on my next step on tuning the car and I end up going with a 3 inch cobra system including decat and running octane booster which gained me an extra 30 bhp. All mapping was carried out at AP tuning near Norwich and my car has never felt so good, Duncan's a top bloke and knows his stuff so can't recommend him enough, it'll be worth the trip from Cambridge to near Norwich.
23 January 2016, 12:47 PM
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From personal experience: he'll rush to do your map in the quickest time possible (20 minutes, in my case), just so he can get the next poor sucker in to rip off; the map will be poor (not really surprising, considering he spends such little time and care doing a good job!); subsequently, your car won't run particularly well afterwards and won't gain the benefits it most probably would have had a good mapper worked on it; he fails to notice when there's a problem, eg. faulty fuel pump, because he's not very knowledgeable and, again, he rushes his work; and, on a personal, I found him rude and uncordial.
But don't take just my word for it:
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...hemselves.html
They don't call him Dynamite Duncan for nothing!
But don't take just my word for it:
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...hemselves.html
They don't call him Dynamite Duncan for nothing!
That's using him over many years for the numerous changes in my car.
Trev