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mad555 11 March 2008 09:30 PM

Torque Tronix
 
Anyone any experience of these guys?

j16jrf 11 March 2008 10:04 PM

nope lol when i had my a4 tdi i took it to obd diagnostics in ballymena for a remap and they did a gr8 job.

depends wot u want.

AI in ballymena remapped my classic a few weeks ago and did an awesome job

mad555 11 March 2008 11:08 PM

its for the wifes Ford TDCI.

ulsterscooby 12 March 2008 01:01 AM

Mate had his tdi golf up with them very good results all lot of the oilburners rant about them being the best.
very tuneable them dervs wonder if I could get my vito done lol

brocks 12 March 2008 02:25 AM

Have heard OBD in Ballymena are the current faves....cousin got his A6 done there, and they were able to tell him bout a faulty air flow meter, prior to mapping, then they mapped it, ordered the part fitted and re mapped the car for the set fee, no extra charges at all......

wegieboy 12 March 2008 10:05 PM

ive had my 110bhp tdi bora there, and my 70bhp hdi 207. My wee brother has taken his 2.0hdi 306 to them and to be honest i would swear by torquetronix and they do a diagnostic check on all the relevant sensors br=efore they start the remap. A tdci will be no problem to them. I don't think they do too much with petrol cars so for petrol i would probably leave that up to A1 autosports.:thumb:

j16jrf 12 March 2008 10:08 PM

obd did my a4 and did a crackin job

ring ryan 07759366244 and tell him Jamie sent you and he will look after you ;)

scoobie-rick 13 March 2008 06:20 PM

Wishart mapped my MK4 golf anni 1.8T. Excellent job.

AdamNI 14 March 2008 07:32 PM

When i was thinking of getting this done to my previous car i searched the net, and OBD were the only people i couldn't find a bad report about. That would be enough to sway me to them. A colleague got his audi a3 130bhp done the other week for £235 by OBD, he's well happy. I really noticed the difference in the higher gears, still has a bit of a kick low down but very smooth throughout the rev range.

mad555 14 March 2008 07:37 PM

Adam what reports did you here about T.T?
PM me if you dont want to post it up here

dee hagan 15 March 2008 03:02 PM

TT mapped my combo 1.7dti works van, took it from 75 bhp to 105! great service from a friendly guy and total car nut!
wouldnt go past him again.:thumb:

AdamNI 15 March 2008 05:46 PM

I don't mind posting at all, at the end of the day i read a couple of poor reports on another forum, they may be true or not. I just remembered reading about a couple of guys who had experiences with bad clutch slip, and one of them took their car to OBD and they sorted it out. I couldn't find a bad word said about OBD (maybe i didn't search hard enough), but one guy said they made a point of not going all out for power, and putting real stress on the car. These things would be enough to make me choose OBD, i was certainly impressed with my mates a3.

mad555 15 March 2008 10:17 PM

You see this is the thing I'm not looking for the max BHP/Torque from the car,standard they are about 134bhp and was looking this taken upto around 150-160bhp as its in daily use so I dont need hassles like clutch slip,etc.Just looking it smoothed out a little and a few extra horses.TT says above 170BHP is no problem for the 2.0 TDCI as at standard its in a very mild state of tune from the factory.

AdamNI 16 March 2008 03:03 PM

Here's what i read:

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