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13 January 2011, 09:15 PM
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Big thanks to Jolly Green Monster
I would just like to publicly thank Simon at Jolly Green Monster for mapping the car today, the last time the car went on the rolling road as bog standard it gave 292bhp.
Well a Cosworth panel filter and milltek 3 inch system with a sports cat later and of course Simon and his laptop I now have a quick spooling 348bhp/380lb torque.
It drives really well and pulls like a train.
Thanks also to Charlie at Surrey rolling road and CJ for fitting the air filter and advice.
Well a Cosworth panel filter and milltek 3 inch system with a sports cat later and of course Simon and his laptop I now have a quick spooling 348bhp/380lb torque.
It drives really well and pulls like a train.
Thanks also to Charlie at Surrey rolling road and CJ for fitting the air filter and advice.
13 January 2011, 10:19 PM
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Nice figures!. I had a mate go up there today too with a silver hawkeye. Dont know what figures he got,, but was hoping for similar I think. Was due to put mine on too, but funds didnt allow it 
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I would just like to publicly thank Simon at Jolly Green Monster for mapping the car today, the last time the car went on the rolling road as bog standard it gave 292bhp.
Well a Cosworth panel filter and milltek 3 inch system with a sports cat later and of course Simon and his laptop I now have a quick spooling 348bhp/380lb torque.
It drives really well and pulls like a train.
Thanks also to Charlie at Surrey rolling road and CJ for fitting the air filter and advice.
Well a Cosworth panel filter and milltek 3 inch system with a sports cat later and of course Simon and his laptop I now have a quick spooling 348bhp/380lb torque.
It drives really well and pulls like a train.
Thanks also to Charlie at Surrey rolling road and CJ for fitting the air filter and advice.
Hopefully I'll get the same from my Spec C
Can you post the graph ?
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I would just like to publicly thank Simon at Jolly Green Monster for mapping the car today, the last time the car went on the rolling road as bog standard it gave 292bhp.
Well a Cosworth panel filter and milltek 3 inch system with a sports cat later and of course Simon and his laptop I now have a quick spooling 348bhp/380lb torque.
It drives really well and pulls like a train.
Thanks also to Charlie at Surrey rolling road and CJ for fitting the air filter and advice.
Well a Cosworth panel filter and milltek 3 inch system with a sports cat later and of course Simon and his laptop I now have a quick spooling 348bhp/380lb torque.
It drives really well and pulls like a train.
Thanks also to Charlie at Surrey rolling road and CJ for fitting the air filter and advice.
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14 January 2011, 08:34 AM
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14 January 2011, 05:39 PM
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Simon - i have a 03 standard I think only got the car last fri.would they be any gains/advantage of mapping the car ? I'm not that knowledgable with scoobs.also could u have a look at the car to confirm it's stabdard ? Please me asap
many thanks
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14 January 2011, 08:03 PM
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Simons advice was to get the exhaust and air filter sorted first and if your car is a Type uk then you would need to do the fuel pump as well, then you should see similar figures to mine after a remap, i think a re-map on it's own will see modest gains but you would not get the full benefit without the other mods.
14 January 2011, 08:15 PM
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what exhaust mods would you recommend peter ? which air panel filter do u recommend,also which fuel pump ? sorry for all the questions im new to scoobs.i brought the car of my workmates dad,he brought the car from new barely used it,spoiled the car in the years he had it he only done 25,000 miles so wm well happy with my new purchase,yes its a type uk,
also how much for all of the above,and how much for remap ?
Pete
also how much for all of the above,and how much for remap ?
Pete
14 January 2011, 08:20 PM
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what exhaust mods would you recommend peter ? which air panel filter do u recommend,also which fuel pump ? sorry for all the questions im new to scoobs.i brought the car of my workmates dad,he brought the car from new barely used it,spoiled the car in the years he had it he only done 25,000 miles so wm well happy with my new purchase,yes its a type uk,
also how much for all of the above,and how much for remap ?
Pete
also how much for all of the above,and how much for remap ?
Pete
14 January 2011, 08:48 PM
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Hi Pete.
Some possibilities:
Exhaust
Milltek is ine of the best and what I would go for, but a full system with sports cat is a bit more than £1000. H&S is decent and a couple of hundred less, inc Ninja sports cat.
Fuel Pump
Walbro 255l, about £70 or so
Panel Filter
Green or K&N, about £50.
Remap
Ecutek - About £600. "Open source" is a couple of hundred pounds less. Just make sure you do a search and go with a mapper recommended by others!
Hope that helps.
Andy
Some possibilities:
Exhaust
Milltek is ine of the best and what I would go for, but a full system with sports cat is a bit more than £1000. H&S is decent and a couple of hundred less, inc Ninja sports cat.
Fuel Pump
Walbro 255l, about £70 or so
Panel Filter
Green or K&N, about £50.
Remap
Ecutek - About £600. "Open source" is a couple of hundred pounds less. Just make sure you do a search and go with a mapper recommended by others!
Hope that helps.
Andy
14 January 2011, 08:54 PM
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With decat or sports cat downpipe, And cat back exhaust and cossie panel filter you should see around 340bhp and 335lb torque.
Torque slightly less than peters as single scroll 2litre on 03 Sti uk.
Fuel pump worth doing for piece ofmind and cheap.
See for walbro pump and panel filter www.lateralperformance.co.uk
Exhausts - google revolution, hayward and scott. And miltek and take your pick
Remap pricing www.jollygreenmonster.co.uk
Simon
Torque slightly less than peters as single scroll 2litre on 03 Sti uk.
Fuel pump worth doing for piece ofmind and cheap.
See for walbro pump and panel filter www.lateralperformance.co.uk
Exhausts - google revolution, hayward and scott. And miltek and take your pick
Remap pricing www.jollygreenmonster.co.uk
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14 January 2011, 08:56 PM
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thanks andy,money isn't an issue as ive got 3 grand to play with where would i get the full miltek system with sports cat fitted ? where would i get the panel filter and fuel pump supplied,fitted ?
also andy after ive got mods done is it advisable to drive off boost untill i go to the mappers(was thinking simon) ?
many thanks for the help again mate your a star
Pete
also andy after ive got mods done is it advisable to drive off boost untill i go to the mappers(was thinking simon) ?
many thanks for the help again mate
your a starPete
14 January 2011, 09:04 PM
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Ecutek is a remap of the standard ecu which would be my recommendation at this level.
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14 January 2011, 09:04 PM
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thanks for the info simon,think im going to get lateral to supply,fit fuel pump,panel filter,then got to find someone who wil supply,fit full miltek system with sports cat ?
simon is it advisable to drive off boost after mod(s) have been fitted ?
Thanks Again
Pete
simon is it advisable to drive off boost after mod(s) have been fitted ?
Thanks Again
Pete
14 January 2011, 09:04 PM
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Hi Pete,
You should be able to buy all the bits from Alyn at:
http://asperformance.com/
As for fitting, shouldn't be too much of a problem for any decent garage, if you say where you are someone else may be able to recommend a specialist in your area.
Enjoy!
Andy
PS - Tell Alyn that "AndytheJock" from Scoobynet recommended him - he might do me a deal next time I buy bits from him!
You should be able to buy all the bits from Alyn at:
http://asperformance.com/
As for fitting, shouldn't be too much of a problem for any decent garage, if you say where you are someone else may be able to recommend a specialist in your area.
Enjoy!
Andy
PS - Tell Alyn that "AndytheJock" from Scoobynet recommended him - he might do me a deal next time I buy bits from him!
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Hi Pete,
You should be able to buy all the bits from Alyn at:
http://asperformance.com/
As for fitting, shouldn't be too much of a problem for any decent garage, if you say where you are someone else may be able to recommend a specialist in your area.
Enjoy!
Andy
PS - Tell Alyn that "AndytheJock" from Scoobynet recommended him - he might do me a deal next time I buy bits from him!
You should be able to buy all the bits from Alyn at:
http://asperformance.com/
As for fitting, shouldn't be too much of a problem for any decent garage, if you say where you are someone else may be able to recommend a specialist in your area.
Enjoy!
Andy
PS - Tell Alyn that "AndytheJock" from Scoobynet recommended him - he might do me a deal next time I buy bits from him!
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thanks simon i;ll go with the ecutek then,after ive got the miltek system on,fuel pump,panel filter i'll give u a ring to organise the mapping. would u advise to drive of boost untill mapping is done ? bit worried about engine going pop,heard,read alot on here about engines going pop when they have had mods fitted but no remap
Pete
Pete