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13 January 2008, 04:49 PM
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my money is on Simon (jolly green monster) as i have used him with success and tbh never used scoobyclinic for remapping but i know a few colleages who had work done there and were not overly impressed! at end of day is your choice 
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13 January 2008, 05:10 PM
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Went out with JGM when he mapped a mate's 94wrx (we met him at some services near where JGM resides), it was done very safely i don't think any speed limits were broken (normally a point people will bring up when mapping on the road).
Both as far as i know will map for what you want rather then going to the extreme limit
Worth a read perhaps https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...tml?showfull=1
Both as far as i know will map for what you want rather then going to the extreme limit
Worth a read perhaps https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...tml?showfull=1
13 January 2008, 05:12 PM
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JGM did mine on the road, well impressed, good read that myblackwrx has posted. I personally think it is more realistic on the road but thats a whole different can of worms.
jGM will always answer your questions as well
jGM will always answer your questions as well
13 January 2008, 05:17 PM
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im using jgm tomorrow ( top bloke )
i wudnt map mine on a road as i dont think they get the same amount ov air from a fan as they do wen your driving them
just my opinion
i wudnt map mine on a road as i dont think they get the same amount ov air from a fan as they do wen your driving them
just my opinion
13 January 2008, 05:55 PM
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jgm all the way he mapped mine on the road last year and the results are excellent,very thourough in his work and able to answer any questions you throw at him.
personally i would prefer it done on the road as air flow charecteristics are different opposed to a fan at a rolling road.
but each to there own.
as said you could get jgm to map it and still done on rolling road there is a previous thread where he done one at surrey rolling road.
personally i would prefer it done on the road as air flow charecteristics are different opposed to a fan at a rolling road.
but each to there own.
as said you could get jgm to map it and still done on rolling road there is a previous thread where he done one at surrey rolling road.
13 January 2008, 06:04 PM
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because he has mapped my car a few times before, and found him very good, very helpfull, and to his word. he has even come down to where i live to check my car over with me when i had a small problem with it.
never been to sc so not sure what they are like, but i can not fault jollygreenmonster
13 January 2008, 06:06 PM
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because he has mapped my car a few times before, and found him very good, very helpfull, and to his word. he has even come down to where i live to check my car over with me when i had a small problem with it.
never been to sc so not sure what they are like, but i can not fault jollygreenmonster
never been to sc so not sure what they are like, but i can not fault jollygreenmonster
spoke to him he sounds a great guy and knows what hes on with
13 January 2008, 06:09 PM
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You can map a car on the road just be prepared to give your brakes a hard time as you have to load the engine up.
A friend did my 309 on the road as a favour and tbh i prefered it to the rr as he was able to play with the cold start map by quite a bit and get her driving sensibly on the road, something id imagine would be tricky to sort on the rr.
A friend did my 309 on the road as a favour and tbh i prefered it to the rr as he was able to play with the cold start map by quite a bit and get her driving sensibly on the road, something id imagine would be tricky to sort on the rr.
13 January 2008, 06:26 PM
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jgm in my opinion he done my first ever map an the car was awesome from that day on, cant comment on sc but as everyone knows they are top blokes an it all depends on who you want to do it mate
13 January 2008, 07:33 PM
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If you're not going to do something about the OE downpipe cat, i wouldn't bother remapping a PPP wrx. You're not going to actually gain a great deal as prodrive have done a good job in the first place. You'll get a much better drive and more power with a decat or sports cat to go with the rest of the exhaust.
13 January 2008, 07:37 PM
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If you're not going to do something about the OE downpipe cat, i wouldn't bother remapping a PPP wrx. You're not going to actually gain a great deal as prodrive have done a good job in the first place. You'll get a much better drive and more power with a decat or sports cat to go with the rest of the exhaust.
surely thats not right
