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slash920 20 November 2015 10:39 PM

my UK scoob mods
 
hi guys next plan with the scoob now is a vf28 a set of headers and up pipe and a down pipe followed by a ecutek map.

I've emailed 3 arches re fitting my parts and I'm about to get in contact with indigo gt re fitting and mapping. do they do ecutek??I've also had contact from Duncan Graham re mapping a ecutek.

With the mods fitted could the car be driven easily say to a mapper from a garage or would it be best to trailer it from the garage to the mapper?

The Trooper 1815 21 November 2015 05:28 PM

Stay off boost and drive carefully.

gregwill 21 November 2015 06:04 PM

Use The Three Arches mate I trust them with absolutely everything!!

As for mapping have you thought about powerstation??

Greg

slash920 21 November 2015 06:44 PM

Cheers guys. Yeah I was hoping to drive completely off boost to the mapping session I just didn't want to sound dumb lol. Power station, I'll email them. I haven't thought of them.

I've just this second won rcm headers and up pipe so the parts are building nicely.

Just after a bell mouth two half inch down pipe and possibly v6 sti inter cooler and I'm away.

With the above spec I want do I need to buy a three port boost solenoid?

gregwill 21 November 2015 06:54 PM


Originally Posted by slash920 (Post 11763553)
Cheers guys. Yeah I was hoping to drive completely off boost to the mapping session I just didn't want to sound dumb lol. Power station, I'll email them. I haven't thought of them.

I've just this second won rcm headers and up pipe so the parts are building nicely.

Just after a bell mouth two half inch down pipe and possibly v6 sti inter cooler and I'm away.

With the above spec I want do I need to buy a three port boost solenoid?



I would have a three port put on mate!! :thumb: Also have you got an uprated fuel pump?? I would of thought it would be a good idea to put a uprated fuel pump in but dont hold me to that as im no expert lol

slash920 21 November 2015 07:09 PM

Yes I have the fuel pump. Three arches did it along with my timing belt and up rated oil pump last year. I knew I'd be upping power one day so did that.

Can the three port go on prior to mapping? What's the benefits? One on eBay now for 45 quid and I've found a down pipe. Good thing I get paid Monday lol.

slash920 21 November 2015 07:12 PM

Do u guys reckon I source a v6 sti top mount or keep Std MY00 mount? I have y pipe fitted. Panel filter too. I've got to take the standard snorkel thing off too from air box.

slash920 21 November 2015 07:13 PM

Duncan did say I should get 320 bhp. Can't bloody wait ��

gregwill 21 November 2015 07:24 PM

Best bet would be to speak to Dean or Dan from the three arches about it all and just do what they say haha have you done the injectors too??

slash920 21 November 2015 08:13 PM

Yeah ill chat to them. The standard injectors. 440 I believe are they? I assume there going to be ok. ?

simb 2 21 November 2015 09:24 PM

3 port is a must in my eyes, better boost control and will help whoever maps it to get the best out of the car.

Fit when at the mappers, two minute job, simple swop.

440's will be fine unless you go further in the future, then change them.

Si

gregwill 22 November 2015 04:27 PM

Im not sure on what the standard injectors are If they are 440's they will be fine.

I just tried going onto powerstations website looks like they have closed?? As its saying fully equiped workshop is for lease?? :wonder:

slash920 22 November 2015 05:43 PM

Seems strange re power station. I know they've been about for a while I just wasn't sure they did much with scoobies.

I have read internet my scoob has 440 injectors as standard. Uk MY00.

Update; I've sourced all my bits last night on eBay. Just fitting and mapping now.

simb 2 22 November 2015 05:44 PM


Originally Posted by gregwill (Post 11763876)
Im not sure on what the standard injectors are If they are 440's they will be fine.

I just tried going onto powerstations website looks like they have closed?? As its saying fully equiped workshop is for lease?? :wonder:

Only a matter of time after litchfield left. Shame really as rated them very well on suspension set-ups

Si

simb 2 22 November 2015 05:46 PM


Originally Posted by slash920 (Post 11763896)
Seems strange re power station. I know they've been about for a while I just wasn't sure they did much with scoobies.

I have read internet my scoob has 440 injectors as standard. Uk MY00.

Update; I've sourced all my bits last night on eBay. Just fitting and mapping now.

You should see around 300bhp with a nice drivable scoob.

Si

slash920 22 November 2015 05:47 PM

Where's litchfield gone to then?

gregwill 22 November 2015 05:57 PM

litchfields are still going not sure where exactly their shop is but are mainly doing GTR's etc in that rite Si!! ;)

How is the GTR going these days??

I was up powerstation early this year for a map and they were fantastic!! a few others have used them this year too.

Who would you use now though? for me I would like to keep it getting mapped on the dyno, personal preference as its safer etc.

slash920 22 November 2015 06:04 PM

I've been in contact with Duncan. He uses scm remaps in cross hands as a base when he's mobile. He's there Saturday. He's there every 6 weeks about on Saturdays. So I'll arrange to meet him there hopefully when my bits are fitted. Yeah I've read a little on mapping and I too would prefer a rr. Safer etc..

Yeah si a safe drivable enjoyable 300 is the aim. I'd be over the moon.

simb 2 22 November 2015 06:18 PM


Originally Posted by gregwill (Post 11763907)
litchfields are still going not sure where exactly their shop is but are mainly doing GTR's etc in that rite Si!! ;)

How is the GTR going these days??

I was up powerstation early this year for a map and they were fantastic!! a few others have used them this year too.

Who would you use now though? for me I would like to keep it getting mapped on the dyno, personal preference as its safer etc.

Going good mate. 2.5 years in now and can't fault it.

Looking forward to taking it to Le Mans next year, you going to get your name down Greg?

How's yours now mate, did you get it detailed in the end?


Originally Posted by slash920 (Post 11763912)
I've been in contact with Duncan. He uses scm remaps in cross hands as a base when he's mobile. He's there Saturday. He's there every 6 weeks about on Saturdays. So I'll arrange to meet him there hopefully when my bits are fitted. Yeah I've read a little on mapping and I too would prefer a rr. Safer etc..

Yeah si a safe drivable enjoyable 300 is the aim. I'd be over the moon.

I've used a few mappers in my time of Scoob ownership, Bob Rawle, Paul at Zen performance, Pat heborne and Andy Forest. All on the road mapping. Bob Rawle Always hit the sweet spot for me and also going the extra mile.

He's based in Oxford so big to far away to consider.

Si

gregwill 22 November 2015 07:07 PM

Good to hear mate!!

Nahh I wont be getting my name down mate as looks like in the new year I'm going to be going it alone in carpentry and have to put a lot of time and focus on making a successful business fingers crossed!!

Mine is going really well thanks completely different car on track to on the road. Instead of having it detailed at the end of this year I opted to do a few different things like touch up underseal etc. I will Probably get it detailed just before the weather takes a turn for the better to get it looking nice for a few shows etc hopefully we get a tidy summer haha.

I do have one or two other little ideas in mind as in upping the bhp a touch currently 343 but would like to see around the 400's but do it in a way so it doesn't take it away from being a type20 and in a way devaluing it. So would keep the turbo, miltek, top mount etc touch wood its achievable. This is just an idea though and will see how things turn ut in the new year.

simb 2 22 November 2015 07:50 PM

Wicked mate! Good luck I'm sure your make a success of it!

Agree try and keep it as original as possible as there's not many out there!

Si

dave_t 23 November 2015 02:43 PM

Duncan will do you well mate :thumb:
Re: road or rolling road, Duncan mapped mine at Indigo on their rollers, then fettled on the road afterwards ;) but a road map will be fine.....

STI Glenn 23 November 2015 04:55 PM

Surprised Powerstation lasted has long after Litchfield left .most of there work came from him

gregwill 23 November 2015 10:19 PM

Would or have anyone use litchfield to have their scoob mapped as they dont really have much about it on their website. Mainly for 08 onwards models. Plus whats their costs compared to other reputable mapper??

simb 2 24 November 2015 07:12 AM


Originally Posted by gregwill (Post 11764404)
Would or have anyone use litchfield to have their scoob mapped as they dont really have much about it on their website. Mainly for 08 onwards models. Plus whats their costs compared to other reputable mapper??

They still map Scoobs to my knowledge, they have just installed a state of the art RR.

Si

The Trooper 1815 24 November 2015 08:40 AM


Originally Posted by gregwill (Post 11764404)
Would or have anyone use litchfield to have their scoob mapped as they dont really have much about it on their website. Mainly for 08 onwards models. Plus whats their costs compared to other reputable mapper??

Not 08 onwards but my WR Spec B GT Leggy and STi Foggy both had Litchfield maps. Excellent service and the maps were spot on, both cars ran 330/330.

Tidgy 24 November 2015 08:51 AM

If its road mapped make sure your not driving it, you are not covered on your own insurance for it.

dave_t 24 November 2015 11:06 AM


Originally Posted by Tidgy (Post 11764470)
If its road mapped make sure your not driving it, you are not covered on your own insurance for it.

???

Tidgy 24 November 2015 11:45 AM


Originally Posted by dave_t (Post 11764531)
???

whats to question?

If your car is being mapped on the road your insurance does not cover you.

If you get pulled over you will be done for no insurance, pretty simple really.

dave_t 24 November 2015 01:02 PM

You driving with a passenger examining or changing vehicle data is not illegal in any shape or form. Its no different to a passenger texting on their phone or having a mechanic sat in your passenger seat to diagnose a suspension rattle (unless the vehicle is obviously not road worthy). So road mapping rendering your insurance void is ehmm 'questionable'.
The speeds attained during road mapping is another matter...
Your insurers should be informed of any 'remaps'.


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