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Old 22 June 2009, 10:13 PM
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i have a standard 97 sti redtop ....how much wld it be to get remapped and how wld it benifet my car? sum 1 help plz lol
Old 22 June 2009, 10:29 PM
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do it you will be amazed! costs vary but its worth it!
Old 22 June 2009, 10:50 PM
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about £800 as the standard ecu cannot be mapped without either a replacement unit or somthing like an ESL chip
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The 97 and 98 ecu needs a replacement ecu.. SimTek is £895+VAT supply, fit and map..

Or you are on a secondhand Apexi PowerFC and remap.. I charge £250+VAT to fit and remap a secondhand Apexi.

Prices on new Apexi PowerFC's have gone stupid due to yen to £££ exchange rates and the production has slowed and stopped on some models.

Benefits - Safe setup for the fuel you use, a check over and checkup of engine bay - often find pipes split, pipes fitted wrongly etc.. more power and torque, smoother, better throttle response, better mpg and different selectable boost levels / maps etc.

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Sounds like a bargin Simon,,, i will have to re-prioritize my to-do list. )
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lol
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cheers guys better start saving lol

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how much bhp incrase will i be looking at if i was to get it remapped?
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depends what mods you have but 300 to 330bhp get the occasional one that makes more.

The main noticable improvement would be the large increase in torque, throttle response and usable power

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cheers mate
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