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13 September 2015, 10:52 AM
#3
im going to mate, just didn't have the funds to do it yesterday. went for open source mapping but it couldn't be done so ended up using EcuTek which cost me more than I had budgeted for.. it will be changed though in the near future then back to the clinic for a dyno run to ensure all is ok after the change
13 September 2015, 11:01 AM
#5
Although I don't know which school you went to, but my maths make it closer to 13yrs old.
OP, Now you'll have to pay for a new pump,fitting, map tweak and a bit of dyno time too, if you want true piece of mind as your now relying on a 13yr old pump to reliably feed a 50bhp power increase, bit of an expensive oversight on your part I think.
Not a good idea really, but hey it's your car.
That aside, nice car and reasonable numbers, hope you don't run into any problems, I'd have the pump changed as soon as possible if it were my car mate.
Not having a dig, just a word of advice.
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13 September 2015, 01:24 PM
#8
Not too sure mate, he tried but he said it wouldnt read my ecu.
Scoobyclinic will dyno my car and makesure the pump is fueling as it should for free mate. As for the pump ide have to pay for it still.
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Although I don't know which school you went to, but my maths make it closer to 13yrs old.
OP, Now you'll have to pay for a new pump,fitting, map tweak and a bit of dyno time too, if you want true piece of mind as your now relying on a 13yr old pump to reliably feed a 50bhp power increase, bit of an expensive oversight on your part I think.
Not a good idea really, but hey it's your car.
That aside, nice car and reasonable numbers, hope you don't run into any problems, I'd have the pump changed as soon as possible if it were my car mate.
Not having a dig, just a word of advice.
Although I don't know which school you went to, but my maths make it closer to 13yrs old.
OP, Now you'll have to pay for a new pump,fitting, map tweak and a bit of dyno time too, if you want true piece of mind as your now relying on a 13yr old pump to reliably feed a 50bhp power increase, bit of an expensive oversight on your part I think.
Not a good idea really, but hey it's your car.
That aside, nice car and reasonable numbers, hope you don't run into any problems, I'd have the pump changed as soon as possible if it were my car mate.
Not having a dig, just a word of advice.
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