Dawes v Electronic Boost Control v Re-map
MY00 is pretty much standard at the moment apart from a full de-cat system (turbo-back).
Am looking to get more better performance and safely.
Whats the best way forward?
Manual boost control? (such as Dawes)
Electronic boost control? (such as HKS or Apexi)
Re-map? (such as Tek2?)
All comments and advice would be helpful. Am willing to spend upto £700-800 if needed.
Cheerz.
Am looking to get more better performance and safely.
Whats the best way forward?
Manual boost control? (such as Dawes)
Electronic boost control? (such as HKS or Apexi)
Re-map? (such as Tek2?)
All comments and advice would be helpful. Am willing to spend upto £700-800 if needed.
Cheerz.
Knocklink £140
Dawes £50
Tek 1 £150 or AE800 or AE801 MY99 ECU £100
... are your cheapest options.
Tek 2 or similar is more expensive but smoother.
Get a boost gauge as well if you don't already have one.
Dawes £50
Tek 1 £150 or AE800 or AE801 MY99 ECU £100
... are your cheapest options.
Tek 2 or similar is more expensive but smoother.
Get a boost gauge as well if you don't already have one.
John,
Mine was manufactered in 1999, so will check ECU type first.
What are you views on NOS? (Not something I'm seriously considering unless I'm convinced)
[Edited by 555ingh - 12/18/2002 3:02:01 PM]
Mine was manufactered in 1999, so will check ECU type first.
What are you views on NOS? (Not something I'm seriously considering unless I'm convinced)
[Edited by 555ingh - 12/18/2002 3:02:01 PM]
NOS - not tried it personally. PE do a kit. Personally, I would rather get the turbo and intercooler working correctly to get the power I want. The limit is the internals once you get the right turbo/intercooler.
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