Mark_B4

Just a quick thanks to Zak, Car went in to have a quick checkup, Map etc...

Zak found the car to be Detting , on lift off, fine on full power, but detting as I was lifting off...

As per usual, very friendly and professional service, and very good value, also got myself a Knocklink whilst there.

Top bloke, thanks Zak

Cornelius

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You're THE man Zak!!!

nice one mate, can't have detting

frayz

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Nice one mate, nice to see youre keeping an eye on things



Im willing to bet there are loads of ESC cars pinging away without the owner knowing... purely because they think "what they dont know dont hurt em"

Might not hurt them but i bet they wont like the look of a sandblasted piston

320bhp

Nice one mate!! Always a top job done by Zak, dont think id concider useing anyone else now!!!!!!

SirFozzalot

Good to hear Mocom sorting you out mate.

Mocom Racing

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Thanks Mark......and Cornelius.........and Matt......and Frayz........and Steve

Just to clarify what was occuring with Marks car wasn't what's known as lift off det, which may be deemed not so much of a problem as detonation occuring whilst on load.
As Mark states it was fine on WOT, but when pulling up behind a car and holding a constant throttle (approx 4500rpm) whilst waiting to overtake it would get a little noisy had a KnockLink or similar device been fitted prior to yesterday it would've been picked up before. This is a problem I've seen on quite a few cars that have been mapped on a rolling road as the operator tends to conduct full throttle runs rather than simulate everyday driving. Given an ECU that can be mapped live (Apexi, Autronic, etc) Rolling Roads are great to tune on but with the NewAge ECU where any changes have to be uploaded each time this side often gets overlooked.

For those doubters out there, I wont say what 'software' was used to map this car before

Mark_B4

Needed the map checking after putting the standard Air box back on, with some direct cold air feed of coarse, my foglight now doubles as a hoover

Small animals beware, no mesh yet...

cookstar

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How much does a remap cost from scratch?

Mark_B4

If you check out the Banner at the top of the screen, I think he does it for around £450...

Highly recommended mate.

cookstar

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£450 thats a bit different to the £800 or so i was quoted last time i asked

Cornelius

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Must admit, I'm hearing a lot of good things about Mocom Racing, so Zak must be doing something right:

John1uk

sounds good to me........i need a remap and a conversion kit for my td05 side entry turbo to be converted to front entry........

i will be intouch soon mocom