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Old 06 November 2007, 05:06 PM
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Default Anyone on here had an ecutek remap?

is it just performance subaru in coleraine who do ecutek? and is it the case that he flies someone over from england to do it which puts the price way up and can only be done every few months in 2 day batches???

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Old 06 November 2007, 07:26 PM
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from wat I hear that is true about performance subaru mate, but i have also been told it is all generic maps. i.e if u had a 2004 sti with a 3"inch full system then he would install the mappin from 1 that he had done b4 therefore the map is not specific 2 ur car.

I have the ECUtek re-map done 2 my 04 STI done by AIautosport
If u are near the newtownabbey area I will let u have a run in her 2 c wat u think. It goes like a treat, b4 the map I was getting 210miles 2 the tank, now i'm gettin 230miles & she has very little lag.

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Old 06 November 2007, 08:27 PM
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This is the reason I love forums soooo much !!

Originally Posted by burt2000
is it the case that he flies someone over from england to do it which puts the price way up and can only be done every few months in 2 day batches??? Barry
Barry, Why don't you ring and ask

We use what is highly regarded as one of the best mappers in the Subaru world, he has mapped a large percentage of the fastest Impreza's in the UK and Overseas, never mind over here.

He has done nearly all our mapping since we started tuning Impreza's nearly 10 years ago now.

Why? because he knows how to get the results we and our customers want and it's what he does for a living, mapping cars nothing else (90% of which are all Subaru)

Subarus have their own little issues that don't follow logic when it comes to mapping, but that only comes from experience and nothing else

Puts the price way up ? compared to what ?

We never claim anything we can't achieve here for the sake of getting a sale and we don't cut corners just to match someone else price

As for every few mths in 2 day batches that's news to me it's done as and when we need it done, which is on average 2-3 weeks or 5-6 weeks, or every weekend if required

We usually do mapping at the weekends because we can spend as much time as required on each car to get it where we want it to be, and it's easier to accomate this at the weekends rather than during a normal hetic week.

Cheers.

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Old 06 November 2007, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by petedotuk
that is true about performance subaru mate, but the worst about it is it is all generic maps. i.e if u had a 2004 sti with a 3"inch full system then he would install the mappin from 1 hthat he had done b4 therefore the map is not specific 2 ur car..
I'm assuming you think you can prove that bold statement rather than just trying to promote another company ?

You couldn't be further from the truth ?? Infact your so far from the truth I would like you to explain in your wisdom how you know so much about our maps and back up your statement ?

Here We DO NOT do generic maps, EVERY map is custom, and individually tailored to the car being done.

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Old 06 November 2007, 09:03 PM
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hello mate how much is it roughly for an ecutek on a MY99, ive a few mods planned prob some sort of bigger turbo either a VF series or a TD05? fuel pump and whatever else is needed, the car has a full decta at present and a boost controller, id want to retain my standard injectors and IC if i could, dont want to go down the front mount route. I'm aimig for around 310-320bhp if thats possible

Cheers for putting the hear-say to bed and i beleive pat herbon is the daddy when mapping scoobs lol

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Not tryin 2 promote another compant at-all m8, would like to think any1 could use their own judgement on where 2 get the work they want done by who they want it. I guess it is just the old hearsay thing, I have heard quite a few ppl say this so I jumped the gun and pressumed this 2 b true. You know better than any1 how it is done as it is ur company.

Just goes 2 show I shouldnt believe everything I hear.

Sorry m8
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when i talked about hearsay i was referring to my post only, wasnt a dig at you pete :-)
I phoned AI autosport but he said they only do newage cars, i thought 99-00 cars could get an ecutek too but phil said they cant do it? AI would be handier for me as i live in belfast.

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Old 07 November 2007, 10:21 AM
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AI done my newage and as far as im aware they dont have the software for the older scoobs.
Performance Subaru was the other company i was going to use but unfortunatly it was just a bit far for me to travel..
OMA is also another option but I dont think they use ecutek.
Old 07 November 2007, 11:24 AM
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sorry for cutting in on thread! should the remap be done before or after the mods eg. fmic, bigger turbo, are complete?
Old 07 November 2007, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by \\shorty//
sorry for cutting in on thread! should the remap be done before or after the mods eg. fmic, bigger turbo, are complete?
Yeah ud be better doing the mods and re-mapping at the same time!!

Iv fitted a boost controller, full exhaust, downpipe, walbro pump etc without re-mapping and the car runs fine, but im going now for headers, up-pipe front mount and im fitting an aftermarket ecu from OMA and gonna map the whole show now and should get the benefit of all me mods now
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it will be a different car im sure! i just cant afford a full ecu and for power level im after i think its too much.....i might just sell up altogether
Old 07 November 2007, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by burt2000
it will be a different car im sure! i just cant afford a full ecu and for power level im after i think its too much.....i might just sell up altogether
Selling up would be too easy ....im too far gone now to sell up, ive already pumped a fair few grand into the car in 8 months, but the more power u get....the more u will want, i can garauntee u that
Old 07 November 2007, 12:44 PM
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think it may be time send the scoob on, need to get ahouse anyway and think of other priorities lol

looks like a bad time to sell though, alot of classics for sale locally at the min!
Old 07 November 2007, 06:52 PM
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I know u were not havin a dig at me burt,
Anyway I think that all this hearsasy business has been cleared up, I know that any model from v5 onwards can b mapped AI just mustnt have the software.

At the end of the day it is up 2 u who u trust 2 do the work on ur car and from wat I hear on here quite a few ppl have used OMA and it would b far closer than others.
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I would use OMA no prob as so far he has done all the work and servicing to my car and his rep is top notch, the quality of work speaks for itself. problem is i would have to go for a full ecu which is way over my budget
Old 08 November 2007, 12:28 AM
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[QUOTE=petedotuk;7390181]from wat I hear that is true about performance subaru mate, but i have also been told it is all generic maps. i.e if u had a 2004 sti with a 3"inch full system then he would install the mappin from 1 that he had done b4 therefore the map is not specific 2 ur car.

was gonna say the same at least ring jonathan before listening to clearly the wrong people. I rang him and was told the cars are mapped indiviually. Performance subaru are the best ive came across so far in my ownership of a scooby. If things are priced too high for your pocket its maybe down to getting what you pay for, hench why in driving past two dealerships in belfast to get my car serviced in coleraine. if you had actually met this guy you would know what a gent he truely is and is well regarded in the scooby world.

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Old 08 November 2007, 12:37 AM
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i dont doubt jonathan at all and have heard very good reports, im just wondering what the price difference is between an ecutek remap and going for a full ecu which set me back in the region of 1500 quid, but i know thats normal money for the any good aftermarket ecu, its just above my means as i have to save up bit by bit even to do little things to my car so i would prob never get that amount saved for just an ecu....wish i hadnt been bitten by the power bug lol.
Old 08 November 2007, 08:14 AM
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I have to agree that Performance Subaru results speak for themselves. Have a look at Sammy Kerrs results in time attack on the mainland!
Its way too easy to say "from wat i hear" online. Please remember before you make rash statements that a mans livelihood could be affected by them!
Impreza's are unique in their mapping requirements and only experienced mappers ever get it consistantly right. rant over..
Old 08 November 2007, 09:37 AM
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well i havent slated performance subaru at any stage. Nobody has really?
anyway no point continuing this topic really.
Old 08 November 2007, 09:52 AM
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[quote=bushiwarrior;7393451]
Originally Posted by petedotuk
from wat I hear that is true about performance subaru mate, but i have also been told it is all generic maps. i.e if u had a 2004 sti with a 3"inch full system then he would install the mappin from 1 that he had done b4 therefore the map is not specific 2 ur car.

was gonna say the same at least ring jonathan before listening to clearly the wrong people. I rang him and was told the cars are mapped indiviually. Performance subaru are the best ive came across so far in my ownership of a scooby. If things are priced too high for your pocket its maybe down to getting what you pay for, hench why in driving past two dealerships im belfast to get my car serviced in coleraine. if you had actually met this guy you would know what a gent he truely is and is well regarded in the scooby world.
i think this is just a case of confusion.a good mapper will have a record of all the maps he's done.he will select one from a previous similar spec'ed car that matches the job in hand,use it as a base and fine tune it accordingly.
it makes sence to start off with a good base map,does in no way mean your getting a generic map.
my last car was mapped by bob rawle who loaded a base map from his laptop to my scoob.i watched as he scrolled down what seemed like an endless list of subaru maps till he selected one that suited my car best.loaded it,then we headed off for two,mayby more hours of live mapping.
the final result,a totaly specific map for my car.
Old 08 November 2007, 04:46 PM
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bushi wher in coleraine do u get ur scoob serviced??
Old 08 November 2007, 04:47 PM
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whats remapping?
Old 08 November 2007, 05:29 PM
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performance subaru Performance Subaru - Ireland's leading fast road Subaru specialist speak to jonathan
Old 08 November 2007, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by bekee
whats remapping?
this is when in simple terms you reprogramme the ecu to increase performance or to get the most out of your mods.
Old 10 November 2007, 12:51 PM
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how much is an haltech ecu

and how much is a remap? this will be my next decision

thanks davey
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have always wanted to know who fits haltech products over here!
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OMA do haltech, im waiting on a price form Michael but i think its in and around 1300 quid for the unit, fitting and mapping, eutek am not sure, around 650 all in i think.
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u got a number 4 him burt I cant find him on yell.com
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