gallois

booked in for a map at powerstation, but forgot to ask how long does it normally take. anyone?

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

Depends on your car mate, and how busy they are. Mine took bout n hour n a half for its first map. I had to wait most of the morning though.

DLP

I was there all day,but had a de-cat downpipe fitted aswell,like said before depends if busy or not,but enjoy your drive home.

gallois

thanks guys, it's in for a service as well, so it'll take a at least a few hours then, are there cafes or anything nearby, as it is a 90min drive for me on top of that.

Black-Hawk

iTrader: (4)

Id imagine your going to be there atleast four hours, thers a grub van outside most days and a garage a few hundred yds away on the main rd.

gallois

sorted, i think i'll manage on a burger and styrofoam coffee for a few hours. cheers.

DLP

I,m sure there,s one right by it,if i remember right.

Black-Hawk

iTrader: (4)

When you up there mate? im up there saturday a.m. getting a GTiR set up.

gallois

tuesday a.m., getting a 2.5 WRX done. my bro is gutted now and he wants his tt done (still be no match though ).

Alan MaC

Couple of hours on the remap.

If you fancy a short walk, go out of PS, turn right @ the roundabout, 1/4 mile up the road is a parade of shops, cash machine, Coop Convenience Store & a Pub.

If you ask Rich, he may show you his new Scooby Shop upstairs, it should now be finished.

Awesome place.

Enjoy yerself.

Regards


Alan MaC

gallois

cheers alan, i'll prob do just that, i'm not one to stand and watch someone at work (i don't need to be there when they do the map, do I?)so i'll prob go there for a walk.

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

heh I certainly did and got 3 points for my trouble

cster

Take a walk into Tewksbury.
An interesting town with cathedral and loads of water features!
Seriously you can have a good wander around there.

Alan MaC

You don't have to be there for the remap, Andy Cookson will probably do it.

However, if you are there, he can ask you all kinds of questions on the RR.

I always am there when he does the map, a bit like an expectant parent watching over their baby!

Regards

Alan MaC