welshy1979

hi thinking of having the wrx super chipped, has anyone here used i think it mosely garage in llandeilo?if not there any recommended places in west wales

greenperil

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hi m8 used these guys years ago was known then as mosely performance centre. they done a terrific job on my astra 16valve gte, but that was a few years ago. nice to see them still going.

The Trooper 1815

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It will cause no end of dramas to Chip a Newage ECU. A remap is the only way really.

Have a Thread trawl about chips and ECU and you will probably change your mind.

Re-mapping is a much better option. It's unique to the car, is adjustable and a much better proven method. Just IMHO.

I don't know anyone who's chipped a newage ECU. I do know if you have a PPP fitted ( new ECU) they have to have both keys for some form of coding.

Guys and girls?

evil.soup

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Second the above. A re-map will give you a better result than a chip and will allow for future changes and modifications more easily.

There is BR Developments in Swindon and usually a group buy running on here for JGM or Andy Forrest. They all have a good reputation and will do a great job.

There was someone local setting up too, a forum member, but im not sure how that is going

Good luck mate

wrxgreen

hi there if you are interested csc have jolly green monster coming down the end of september for a group remap if you are interested there is aspare space

big daz2

i chipped a classic scooby years ago before i realy got into them and i had nothing but problems,nothing wrong with the people that fit them,they just run better if there mapped.

welshy1979

how much for the remap in september

wrxgreen

pm back at you

big daz2

you will be paying more for the re map but trust me its worth it in the long run.and with csc's group buy it shouldnt be that much anyway.i think it cost me £330 for my superchips back in 99.

welshy1979

o looks like the re map beta option.

The Stitcher

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you won't go far wrong with JGM mapping your car, he is a great guy and knows his stuff
had mine mapped twice by him and both times have been blown away by the difference in performance

welshy1979

ok seems good idea.....need recommendations on a air filter too b4 mappings done

"Taylor"

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As long as your not running a FMIC i'd stick with the original air intake and at most put in a performance panel filter. The original subaru air intake system is supposed to be very good. With an induction kit you run the risk of drawing warm air into the engine as it isn't particularly shielded from underbonnet engine temps.
That way saves you a couple of quid too, which is always a good thing.

welshy1979

yeah that seems to b the genral consensous....green panel fitler it is then.

The Trooper 1815

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HKS Hybrid from Osaka is only 34 quid.

welshy1979

ok so do i get green,pipercross, or hks?