who do i ring for a map
21 June 2012, 09:00 AM
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who do i ring for a map
for a live map to a z4 ecu?
i know esl do it using a daughter board but i cant find a phone number?
im in west yorkshire and wondered if theres a company who will come out to you and do it at your house?
its a 95 wrx wagon with td05 and z4 ecu, decat, panel filter, yellow injectors.
will this even work with a remap?
thanks
i know esl do it using a daughter board but i cant find a phone number?
im in west yorkshire and wondered if theres a company who will come out to you and do it at your house?
its a 95 wrx wagon with td05 and z4 ecu, decat, panel filter, yellow injectors.
will this even work with a remap?
thanks
21 June 2012, 09:34 AM
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Give Graham a call at group Bmotorsport, He will fit and map it on the dyno, they are just off the end of the M56, about 1 hour from Halifax.
enginemapper.co.uk
enginemapper.co.uk
21 June 2012, 06:02 PM
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Iv fount it hard to even get a reply from the "top" mappers on here! They are either earning to much money or can't be bothered..
The racing line is up your way mate they have dd rollers as well
The racing line is up your way mate they have dd rollers as well
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21 June 2012, 07:40 PM
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Thanks for all the replys
Ive made enquries today with enginemapper and they seem really great, still awaiting a call back to go over things and will give dunc a ring aswell i think.
Thanks again
Ive made enquries today with enginemapper and they seem really great, still awaiting a call back to go over things and will give dunc a ring aswell i think.
Thanks again
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From personal experience mapping on a dyno is the way to go, I build scooby engines for my living and have had my own cars mapped on the road and dyno, mapping on the road is ok but when your on the dyno you get actual numbers. I now dynos vary etc etc but you get direct feedback from the mapping and can trouble shoot things much quicker.
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