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Old 22 July 2016, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by hedgecutter
I`ve recently had a map by one those "experienced" mappers, and the car now hiccups like mad when you put your foot down. I emailed him immediately, and had no reply. I have used Duncan as well, and had no such problems. Bob Rawle next for me, when I can afford.
And who is your Unicorn?
Old 22 July 2016, 12:58 PM
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Originally Posted by banny sti
Paul is a very good mapper but he has zero people skills and comes across as an arrogant ****
Paul is something of an introvert and I don't think that people skills come easily to him. However he comes across, I'm 100% sure it's not intentional or out of arrogance.
Old 22 July 2016, 01:11 PM
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Anyone bigging up Mr Hough yet?
Old 22 July 2016, 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave Y
When my 2.5 forged build is finished I will be needing a mapper. At the moment I have a short list of three, Bob Rawle , Martin Jeffrey and TDR at Warwick.All three have a good rep so it could be down to availability/price.
I have used Bob Rawle who was very good and a gentleman too. I have also used mark at TDR who again is very good and also very honest. If I needed another map doing my choice would be mark at TDR as he was cheaper but also a lot more local to me. Had lots of work done there and would not take it anywhere else now. I'm guessing there is no right or wrong mapper as they all map a car very much the same its down to distance and cost. Oh and the fact they are all in contact with one another in some shape or form.
Old 22 July 2016, 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted by mozzerscoob
I'm guessing there is no right or wrong mapper as they all map a car very much the same
I think many on here would disagree with this and would say the map is the most important factor in determining whether a car drives really well or like a complete dog. Bad map = car detting its t!t$ off, even forged builds going pop. Some on here can vouch for this.
Old 22 July 2016, 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by matt_psl
tony hough mapped mine be4 i brought it from him.

he hasnt got a roller road yet but he said its around 440 bhp.

he knows what he is talking about and you lot just chat **** on here and are jelus of his skills.

he told me he was the first to fit avcs heads to his wrx in the u.k. and ive seen it.
:l ol1::lol 1:
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Originally Posted by matt_psl
Im still "laughing" is that why he got Garry from GR to map his car to get 500bhp, plenty of folk have run AVCS on non AVCS cars before him
Old 22 July 2016, 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by matt_psl
No he is the first he told me so when I picked my car up.
Why would he get someone else to Map his car if he is a maper?
Joking aside he is not the first I have AVCS heads on my classic back in 2012 and there is people who had it before me. In regards to someone else mapping his car, because they have more experience and are better at mapping than him simple as that. Have a nice day chap
Old 22 July 2016, 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted by The Trooper 1815
And who is your Unicorn?
Well, to be fair, I haven`t chased him as I have been away from civilization and media a fair bit, and he needs a chance to see it; It`s easy to cry foul when a failing component is causing the issue, and not the map, I am aware of that. Still, it is the 2nd car I have had mapped there, and that had the same sort of holding back jerk when flooring it from low revs, just not so bad.
Old 22 July 2016, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by matt_psl
He also mapped my car

Good luck with that
Old 22 July 2016, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by matt_psl
Read the website bro.
He wouldn't rite it if it wasn't true.
He also mapped my car
this has to be a fake account.

1st post ever on here mentions sioc, goes from being dyslexic and txt speak to writing multiple sentence literate posts and has a 440bhp uk2000 from Rotherham.

Cmon, own up, who is it?
Old 22 July 2016, 10:46 PM
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Originally Posted by matt_psl
Read the website bro.
He wouldn't rite it if it wasn't true.
He also mapped my car
Like the photoshopped picture of his car in front of the plane?

You can still see the reflection of his unit lights in the windscreen and the car is lit up, but the plane is in a dark sky

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Old 22 July 2016, 10:47 PM
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Old 22 July 2016, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by banny sti
Paul is a very good mapper but he has zero people skills and comes across as an arrogant ****
Paul worked on my old car many times, I wouldn't of said he was arrogant. Not the most chatty of guys I'll admit but a nice guy none the less and fantastic at his job. Also more than happy to work into the night on one occasion when things weren't going quite to plan.
Old 22 July 2016, 10:53 PM
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Has anybody had their car mapped at motorsport developments in Blackpool? Massive in the Ford tuning world, but never heard of any work done on scoobys.
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With the responses about huffy, it just proves the point the op was making

Just say who mapped your car, not 'experienced mapper'

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I, as a rule, judge any mapper by his own vehicle and how it performs. I've used Andy F for many years. Quite the commute from N.I which is a pity as he dosent travel to map any more. I have a car being mapped by Bob Rawle next month and will be able to directly compare it to my own current car that was mapped last year by AF. Engineering/development is key I believe in a mappers background. Plenty of whiz kids around that can use a laptop without fully appreciating the consequence of their adjustments. Especially on a long term basis.
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Originally Posted by TypeR99
this has to be a fake account.

1st post ever on here mentions sioc, goes from being dyslexic and txt speak to writing multiple sentence literate posts and has a 440bhp uk2000 from Rotherham.

Cmon, own up, who is it?
Also forum name happens to be a combo of 2 of SN`s greatest troll merchants,
Matt and the legendary P.S.Lewis
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There`s only one person who would be behind that!
Old 23 July 2016, 01:25 AM
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I'm guilty of using the 'respected mapper' tag, I am more than happy to say I wouldn't use anyone else other than Andy Forrest. Having spent most years in Scotland he's the only one I'd trust.
Old 23 July 2016, 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by BoozyDave
If your going to do it then at least use a real plane like I did lol


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I'm looking to get my car mapped and when I see threads like this honestly it puts the ****s up me......

My cars on a running in map at present and when I pick my car up from api on the 26th of September I will be looking for a mapper to map it on a rolling road somewhere on the way home to Wales. But I'm not sure who to trust after a bad experience with a company whos reputation used to be great but now a complete shambles.
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Originally Posted by ScoobyNudge
I'm looking to get my car mapped and when I see threads like this honestly it puts the ****s up me......

My cars on a running in map at present and when I pick my car up from api on the 26th of September I will be looking for a mapper to map it on a rolling road somewhere on the way home to Wales. But I'm not sure who to trust after a bad experience with a company whos reputation used to be great but now a complete shambles.
I took my WR LTD Legacy to David Hendry in Malmesbury. Top service and they have been around a longtime.

It's on your way back to Wales
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Originally Posted by ScoobyNudge
I'm looking to get my car mapped and when I see threads like this honestly it puts the ****s up me......

My cars on a running in map at present and when I pick my car up from api on the 26th of September I will be looking for a mapper to map it on a rolling road somewhere on the way home to Wales. But I'm not sure who to trust after a bad experience with a company whos reputation used to be great but now a complete shambles.
TDR is only in Warwick, 25 minute drive if that. I've been using them since 2008 and recently had a 2.1forged build dropped in.

My car on the rolling road for 1st mapping session after 1k mile run in.

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i plan to use TDR when my 2.5 is fitted.
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A tmic will never see airflow the way TDR have ducted it on the road
Old 16 September 2016, 02:07 PM
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Booked in to TDR for the 27th, so hopefully I will be able to attend my first meet in the wales section since my old scooby in 2008.

Please god no more problems I'm gonna blow my gasket.
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Originally Posted by banny sti
A tmic will never see airflow the way TDR have ducted it on the road
That's exactly how PowerStation used to run the cars to be fair.
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Doesn't make it correct though lol
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Originally Posted by banny sti
A tmic will never see airflow the way TDR have ducted it on the road
Don't see why not ?
Orange pipe is attached to big turbine fan then zip strapped to TMIC so gets constant airflow . . . The TMIC was cold to touch after the mapping session so something must be working right !?


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