Jonny_

I think i want a remap
I have an 03 STI, its completely standard (other than a set of wheels).

After reading through a few old threads i think a remap might be beneficial in terms of mpg, increase in power etc.. i barely scrape 200 miles to a tank regardless of how hard i try.. and yes i know, i know... dont buy a scooby if you are scared of petrol stations, but it cant hurt to try and improve things at the moment.

Is there really any point remapping a standard car or should i make some other mods at the same time? What sort of improvements do you see with standard cars?

Also who do we trust to do this sort of work and dare i ask how much it costs?

Jonny_

EngineMapper @ Group B Motorsport

This is the perfect thread to answer some questions. https://www.scoobynet.com/projects-4...test-mule.html

The short answer is yes to mapping as standard, good noticeable gains, modifying will then just amplify those gains. Recommended upgrade is always colder 7 plugs, fuel pump for piece of mind and decat downpipe and exhaust back, 3 inch ideally.

Hope this helps,

Graham

dynamix

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There is about 30 bhp (perhaps a little more) to be gained in remapping a completely standard sti aswell well as improvements in the overall economy from general driving.

Where abouts are you based?

wrxn

Hi jonny I've got an 03 wrx and my mods are panel filter, fuel pump, back box for the rumble: ) and had a remap ( open source ) and I've got to say wow what a difference it has made I only had this done 2 months ago and wish i'd have done this when I first brought the car.
The gains I have noticed is extra 3 miles to the gallon which soon adds up over a tank full and also a much better drive all round with that extra power; ) .
Hope this helps: ) enjoy .

AN07 PTN

Dynamix AKA Racedynamix AKA Duncan is ya Man for remaps mate he is a Legend... theres a nothing that he canny dooo. (supergran ref for those of you out there that still have ya own teeth)
i used to have a my04 sti which i sold because the mrs used to get g-force sickness in it had i of known of Racedynamix and the magic he works back then i probably would not of sold the sti. give the guy 1-1/2 hrs with your pride and joy and you will soon regain that newbie grin from ear to ear. and the best thing is he comes to you!!!! oh and prices are good aswell.... my07 wrx is a diff car now and i love it !!!!!!

Jonny_

Ok, sounds good. Are there benefits in terms of responsiveness as well?

Im in Crayford nr Dartford, Kent

EngineMapper @ Group B Motorsport

Torque would be increased approx 20-30lb/ft more mid range and power should peak higher and last a little longer. So yes responsiveness will be improved and spool can be made a little quicker also.

Graham

jura11

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Near to you is Neil@Slowboy Racing,just near Brands Hatch and i'm recommending him everyone.



Jura

Jonny_

Ah he is fixing a sensor for me next week (you may recognise me from such a thread on a particular surrey based subaru site)

i will speak to him about mapping as well

jura11

iTrader: (7)

You know which sensor is faulty?
Yeah i know you from Surrey Scoobies,but i was not sure.

Yeah speak with him about the remap,he will be mapping mine and doing all jobs on my wagon,highly recommended.

Jura

Jonny_

Its an AVCS oil control valve sensor.. ££££'s



might see you about up there

jura11

iTrader: (7)

Hi there

try contact here breakers about this,should have at stock,because new cost little bit more.



Jura

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iTrader: (41)

Why would you put a 3" exhaust on an otherwise standard sub 350bhp car, pointless IMHO enjoy the punch of a 2.5" system until you exceed 350 IMHO. Pump, filter, plugs, good fluids and chop the second cat pipe in for a decat and you'll be laughing

dynamix

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I am regularly down dynotech in erith mapping on their rollers if any use.

rob84

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Duncan is ya man without a shadow of a doubt mate

Jonny_

ah yes, they have helped me out a couple of times in the past with some bits... i sent you a pm for some advice.. im thinking i might as well do some basic mods at the same time

sounds like you are the man for the job at the moment

dynamix

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Cool. Will reply later when I am out of the car