Re-map Advice.....
30 December 2012, 02:58 PM
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Re-map Advice.....
Going to get the blob re-mapped and wondered weather to get it on the rollers at the same time as being re-mapped,
would a mapper prefer this or dose it not make any difference?
what are the advantages or disadvantages?
how much is it to do both?
would a mapper prefer this or dose it not make any difference?
what are the advantages or disadvantages?
how much is it to do both?
30 December 2012, 03:42 PM
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This depends on the mapper,how he wants the map the car.
Usually mostly mappers prefer map their customers cars on the RR and later on tweak the car on the road,when car is mapped on the RR usually price for using RR is £50-£70 or more,this depends on RR used and on top Remap price
Jura
This depends on the mapper,how he wants the map the car.
Usually mostly mappers prefer map their customers cars on the RR and later on tweak the car on the road,when car is mapped on the RR usually price for using RR is £50-£70 or more,this depends on RR used and on top Remap price
Jura
30 December 2012, 10:22 PM
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£150+vat for the licence fee then who ever you choose to map it, normal price is around £280-£350 marker that's for an ecutek map.
Alternatively you can go os route and will save you paying the licence fee but mapping costs are around the same, was quoted £250 for an os map when I asked about it first starting out, cant remember who it was I got the quote from tho
and with os you can have the Carberry rom which from all accounts gives you antilag, launch control, flat foot shifting all in for the price you pay rather than having it activated for an extra cost
Alternatively you can go os route and will save you paying the licence fee but mapping costs are around the same, was quoted £250 for an os map when I asked about it first starting out, cant remember who it was I got the quote from tho
and with os you can have the Carberry rom which from all accounts gives you antilag, launch control, flat foot shifting all in for the price you pay rather than having it activated for an extra cost
30 December 2012, 10:29 PM
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£150+vat for the licence fee then who ever you choose to map it, normal price is around £280-£350 marker that's for an ecutek map.
Alternatively you can go os route and will save you paying the licence fee but mapping costs are around the same, was quoted £250 for an os map when I asked about it first starting out, cant remember who it was I got the quote from tho and with os you can have the Carberry rom which from all accounts gives you antilag, launch control, flat foot shifting all in for the price you pay rather than having it activated for an extra cost
Alternatively you can go os route and will save you paying the licence fee but mapping costs are around the same, was quoted £250 for an os map when I asked about it first starting out, cant remember who it was I got the quote from tho
and with os you can have the Carberry rom which from all accounts gives you antilag, launch control, flat foot shifting all in for the price you pay rather than having it activated for an extra costI all ready have simtec with anti lag, launch control and switchable maps,
just need updating after fitting bigger injectors and an FPR.
30 December 2012, 10:36 PM
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Ahh furry muff 
Would just be a tweak then really, who mapped it for you originally?
I'm not sure with a simtek if one mapper will "tweak" another's map or if they do a full map from scratch again tbh, I'm sure somebody else will know that, but if they can't or won't tweak another's map then cost effective route would be to use the original mapper to adjust the map on there already
Would just be a tweak then really, who mapped it for you originally?
I'm not sure with a simtek if one mapper will "tweak" another's map or if they do a full map from scratch again tbh, I'm sure somebody else will know that, but if they can't or won't tweak another's map then cost effective route would be to use the original mapper to adjust the map on there already
30 December 2012, 10:55 PM
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£150+vat for the licence fee then who ever you choose to map it, normal price is around £280-£350 marker that's for an ecutek map.
Alternatively you can go os route and will save you paying the licence fee but mapping costs are around the same, was quoted £250 for an os map when I asked about it first starting out, cant remember who it was I got the quote from tho and with os you can have the Carberry rom which from all accounts gives you antilag, launch control, flat foot shifting all in for the price you pay rather than having it activated for an extra cost
Alternatively you can go os route and will save you paying the licence fee but mapping costs are around the same, was quoted £250 for an os map when I asked about it first starting out, cant remember who it was I got the quote from tho
and with os you can have the Carberry rom which from all accounts gives you antilag, launch control, flat foot shifting all in for the price you pay rather than having it activated for an extra costAhh furry muff
Would just be a tweak then really, who mapped it for you originally?
I'm not sure with a simtek if one mapper will "tweak" another's map or if they do a full map from scratch again tbh, I'm sure somebody else will know that, but if they can't or won't tweak another's map then cost effective route would be to use the original mapper to adjust the map on there already
Would just be a tweak then really, who mapped it for you originally?
I'm not sure with a simtek if one mapper will "tweak" another's map or if they do a full map from scratch again tbh, I'm sure somebody else will know that, but if they can't or won't tweak another's map then cost effective route would be to use the original mapper to adjust the map on there already
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30 December 2012, 10:59 PM
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This depends on the mapper,but as you are said 2-3 hours is top.
On yours SimTek should be easier to do so,but I would enquire this from mappers like Duncan@RaceDynamix or Simon@JGM or Graham@EngineMapper,MartynJ@EngineTuner etc
Every mapper charging their price,but usual tweak start from £100 plus dyno time
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31 December 2012, 08:31 AM
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Tend to find the combination of rolling road and road mapping works best.
Depending on what you want and whether you are happy to travel to a dyno dictates which route suits best really.
Where abouts on the south coast? Often at surreyrollingroad.co.uk and subaru4you.co.uk both with dynos.
Just for info its not possible to tweak anothef dealers map on a simtek
Simon
Depending on what you want and whether you are happy to travel to a dyno dictates which route suits best really.
Where abouts on the south coast? Often at surreyrollingroad.co.uk and subaru4you.co.uk both with dynos.
Just for info its not possible to tweak anothef dealers map on a simtek
Simon
31 December 2012, 08:54 AM
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Tend to find the combination of rolling road and road mapping works best.
Depending on what you want and whether you are happy to travel to a dyno dictates which route suits best really.
Where abouts on the south coast? Often at surreyrollingroad.co.uk and subaru4you.co.uk both with dynos.
Just for info its not possible to tweak anothef dealers map on a simtek
Simon
Depending on what you want and whether you are happy to travel to a dyno dictates which route suits best really.
Where abouts on the south coast? Often at surreyrollingroad.co.uk and subaru4you.co.uk both with dynos.
Just for info its not possible to tweak anothef dealers map on a simtek
Simon
dont mind meeting you at one of these places at some point,
so if i get injectors and FPR fitted will it be ok to drive to meet you for RR and re-map and how much all in.
31 December 2012, 12:12 PM
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makes you wonder if its all worth it,
so start from scratch or drive 300 miles for a tweak is that right.
how much is all this going to cost from scratch?
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Hi thinking of getting bigger injectors in my bugeye non-turbo then want a remap does any1 know what sort of gains i could be looking at? And cost all in for remap?
04 January 2013, 04:46 AM
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You will not gain anything putting bigger injectors on yours Non-Turbo bugeye,Remap is not possible on Non-Turbo and you have limited options how to increase the power like exhaust and headers,but still your car can't be remapped
You will be better save the money on WRX or STi car if you are looking for more power
Its shame,but sadly yours car is not mappable at moment
Jura
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