BR DEVELOPMENTS Tek 3 Custom engine remap
27 January 2005, 11:29 AM
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BR DEVELOPMENTS Tek 3 Custom engine remap
I have been in touch with Branko at BR Developments and I have been authorised to organise a Tek3 remap group buy.
The remap will take place in either Richmond or Swindon. They can only be done on Saturdays and they will commence from the 23rd April onwards.
Standard BRD pricing:
Tek 3 £650 + vat
3-port boost solenoid valve (as and when required) – list price over £250 inc VAT
We need a minimum of 10 people for this group buy and then these prices will apply:
Group buy
Tek 3 £550 + vat
3 Port Solenoid = £150 inc vat and fitting (big saving!)
If the group grows beyond 15 people, the price will come down to £500+VAT for the TEK3 package.
Please note that this group buy will close on Saturday 12th February 2005 @ 22.00 hours and once this has happened the thread will be locked and no further applications for the group will be considered.
All questions re this group buy must be sent to me by e mail or private message. Most questions will probably be answered by doing a search in the forum archives.
Only members who have no previous TEK work on their cars done, qualify for this group. Those who already may have TEK1, TEK2 or TEK3 provided by another company cannot take part within the group, but should contact BR Developments directly if they would like to upgrade to their TEK3 package in order to benefit from specific upgrade pricing that already exists.
When you have signed up for the group buy I will need your detailed car specification including what fuel grade and brand you are running and what engine oil is being used. Once the group has been finalised (closed), all group members will need to pay a deposit of £300 towards the full group buy price of the package in order to be given firm dates for their visit. BR Developments will create the initial schedule and allocate dates for all group members. Once the group buy has been closed direct communication between group members and BR Developments to finalise the booking dates, locations, etc. can take place rather than with me as the group organiser.
TEK3 package can be applied to all Impreza and Forester turbo engines from MY99 onwards. Please look through forum archives and you will see that Bob Rawle and BR Developments have a very good reputation. I myself will be having my car remapped within this group as well.
Could all interested people please e-mail me (andy@mckelvie.free-online.co.uk) the following information:
- Name
- Address, e-mail & contact number
- car details (model, spec & current mods)
- have you got a knock link and boost gauge?
- what fuel and engine oil you are using
Look forward to hearing from you all
Andy
The remap will take place in either Richmond or Swindon. They can only be done on Saturdays and they will commence from the 23rd April onwards.
Standard BRD pricing:
Tek 3 £650 + vat
3-port boost solenoid valve (as and when required) – list price over £250 inc VAT
We need a minimum of 10 people for this group buy and then these prices will apply:
Group buy
Tek 3 £550 + vat
3 Port Solenoid = £150 inc vat and fitting (big saving!)
If the group grows beyond 15 people, the price will come down to £500+VAT for the TEK3 package.
Please note that this group buy will close on Saturday 12th February 2005 @ 22.00 hours and once this has happened the thread will be locked and no further applications for the group will be considered.
All questions re this group buy must be sent to me by e mail or private message. Most questions will probably be answered by doing a search in the forum archives.
Only members who have no previous TEK work on their cars done, qualify for this group. Those who already may have TEK1, TEK2 or TEK3 provided by another company cannot take part within the group, but should contact BR Developments directly if they would like to upgrade to their TEK3 package in order to benefit from specific upgrade pricing that already exists.
When you have signed up for the group buy I will need your detailed car specification including what fuel grade and brand you are running and what engine oil is being used. Once the group has been finalised (closed), all group members will need to pay a deposit of £300 towards the full group buy price of the package in order to be given firm dates for their visit. BR Developments will create the initial schedule and allocate dates for all group members. Once the group buy has been closed direct communication between group members and BR Developments to finalise the booking dates, locations, etc. can take place rather than with me as the group organiser.
TEK3 package can be applied to all Impreza and Forester turbo engines from MY99 onwards. Please look through forum archives and you will see that Bob Rawle and BR Developments have a very good reputation. I myself will be having my car remapped within this group as well.
Could all interested people please e-mail me (andy@mckelvie.free-online.co.uk) the following information:
- Name
- Address, e-mail & contact number
- car details (model, spec & current mods)
- have you got a knock link and boost gauge?
- what fuel and engine oil you are using
Look forward to hearing from you all
Andy
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29 January 2005, 01:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Dark Blue Mark
Bollocks, just had mine done 
MB
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me 2 lol
but im going back for another 1 when i fit me vf34 and 550cc injectors ;-)
ps mark , , im all DE-stickered now
thanks to you lol
got no bloody skin left on me fingers due to hair dryer lol
not my hair dryer i might add ;-)
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LOL, plain is the way fwd! If you need further inspiration, I had some pics in the gallery a couple of months bacj.Think im on the same path, APS FMIC, FV34 upgrade pump and further remap
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31 January 2005, 10:49 PM
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I have 2 definite and about 5 maybe's.
If you do want a remap by Bob Rawle this half of 2005 now is the time to sign up!
Cheers
Andy
I have 2 definite and about 5 maybe's.
If you do want a remap by Bob Rawle this half of 2005 now is the time to sign up!
Cheers
Andy
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money well spent i would say still got my big smile oh an mines the white one in the mag at well lane think that say enough about bobs work
cheers Bob
oh an mines the white one in the mag at well lane think that say enough about bobs work cheers Bob
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It was only white because i washed it just around the corner 
But regarding Bobs work (BRD) i been using them for 5-years now and wouldnt want to go anywhere else.
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But regarding Bobs work (BRD) i been using them for 5-years now and wouldnt want to go anywhere else.
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Originally Posted by Joescoobs74
Is this taking place in Swindon or Richmond?
The sooner everyone signs up the sooner it will be done
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Andy,
I have had a look on BR developments website but cannot see any quoted BHP figures for a TEK3 mapping on a standard 2004 STI. I would like to achieve around about 330bhp no doubt this would need other mods (exhaust,fuel pump,decat etc.) and would prefer it to be done at one place.
Is this possible?
I have had a look on BR developments website but cannot see any quoted BHP figures for a TEK3 mapping on a standard 2004 STI. I would like to achieve around about 330bhp no doubt this would need other mods (exhaust,fuel pump,decat etc.) and would prefer it to be done at one place.
Is this possible?
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Originally Posted by Joescoobs74
Andy,
I have had a look on BR developments website but cannot see any quoted BHP figures for a TEK3 mapping on a standard 2004 STI. I would like to achieve around about 330bhp no doubt this would need other mods (exhaust,fuel pump,decat etc.) and would prefer it to be done at one place.
Is this possible?
I have had a look on BR developments website but cannot see any quoted BHP figures for a TEK3 mapping on a standard 2004 STI. I would like to achieve around about 330bhp no doubt this would need other mods (exhaust,fuel pump,decat etc.) and would prefer it to be done at one place.
Is this possible?
MODS
Hks Hyper with Janspped downpipe
Fuel pump
Sti panel filter
3-port soly
Tek 3
Mapped on Optimax + Millers OB
R.B
Hope this helps you.
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Originally Posted by R.B
Bob mapped my old sti8 and i got 332 bhp / 300 lbs against an sti8 ppp which got 276 bhp / 265 lbs at G-Force the same day.
MODS
Hks Hyper with Janspped downpipe
Fuel pump
Sti panel filter
3-port soly
Tek 3
Mapped on Optimax + Millers OB
R.B
Hope this helps you.
MODS
Hks Hyper with Janspped downpipe
Fuel pump
Sti panel filter
3-port soly
Tek 3
Mapped on Optimax + Millers OB
R.B
Hope this helps you.
Thanks for the information. Did you fit the fuel pump at the last minute as I have heard that upgrading the fuel pump without being mapped has a detrimental effect on performance ? Did you ever just run the car on optimax after the mapping, or would that have caused problems?
332bhp/300lbs! I bet that flew! Did you ever have any reliability issues though?
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Always ran the car on optimax + ob once you have fitted the bits you are better just driving the car normal and not to the limit until mapped and there were no issues with problems.
I had the ppp fitted but the boost just dont hold and for me was a waist of money.
The car held 1.5 bar in 6th gear too
R.B
The total cost was about the same has the ppp.
I had the ppp fitted but the boost just dont hold and for me was a waist of money.
The car held 1.5 bar in 6th gear too
R.B
The total cost was about the same has the ppp.