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Ojc

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25th Oct 13 at 00:56

Saving money, books in for remap

Makes sense

SXI - Matt

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25th Oct 13 at 03:36

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Saving money, books in for remap

Makes sense

Surely this isn't a serious post...

Tomnova16

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25th Oct 13 at 08:19

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261313537637?clk_rvr_id=535720709124

just saying

http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter

AlunJ

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25th Oct 13 at 09:03

quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261313537637?clk_rvr_id=535720709124

just saying

How much for a rotten truck...?

SteveW

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5th Nov 13 at 12:42

so... had the remap done

now have 129hp and 235ft/lbs

not too shabby. Thats pretty much the only mod im doing i think.
hasnt affected the mpg, so thats good. transformed the car a bit too. Its actually quite quick now

taylorboosh

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5th Nov 13 at 12:52

You can get good ones for not a lot more tom...

I prefer the apache

SXI - Matt

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5th Nov 13 at 20:37

Pics?? What was the power previous

corb

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5th Nov 13 at 23:34

90hp standard

corb

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5th Nov 13 at 23:36

the dsports steve, which are 110/115hp standard, what can they take them up to with a remap, any idea?

Jambo

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6th Nov 13 at 07:17

150bhp apparently Corb

Ben G

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6th Nov 13 at 08:13

235 ft/lbs is impressive.

3CorsaMeal

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6th Nov 13 at 08:37

So.. waiting for pics

SteveW

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6th Nov 13 at 11:03

Although mine was meant to be 90hp standard it actually pushed out 98hp, so after the remap 129hp is pretty good.
30hp gain.. misread the graph, looks more like 225ft/lbs.

got photos on my phone of the rolling road session. Need to get them on PC first

SteveW

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6th Nov 13 at 11:04

Corb.. yeah the guy who runs SP Tuning said hes seen 150hp out of the DSport

big eck

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6th Nov 13 at 11:40

That's an impressive jump in power. It'll be very nippy now.

SteveW

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6th Nov 13 at 11:43

yeah its not bad.. ok its nowt like my old car but thats not the point. this thing is costing me about £30 a week in diesel whereas the VXR8 was nearly £100

Steve

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6th Nov 13 at 11:46

I dont buy the better MPG after remap arguments. You dont get extra power from thin air.

There's a slight argument about not needing to change down so often, but in pretty much every directly compared situation, the MPG will be worse after being remapped.

big eck

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6th Nov 13 at 11:52

Its a known fact on ZetecS owners that you get better mpg out of the 1.6tdci fiesta when its mapped.

3CorsaMeal

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6th Nov 13 at 11:54

I changed my engine for one with race car cams and my mpg seems to be better now

SteveW

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6th Nov 13 at 11:54

agreed, although it doesnt seem to have affected it noticeably. Its combined is (going by the book) 72mpg, although real world its around 60mpg. which is what i got from the first tank. So far this has got the same amount after the remap.

i think it is more down to not needing to change as often

Steve

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6th Nov 13 at 11:55

quote:
Originally posted by big eck
Its a known fact on ZetecS owners that you get better mpg out of the 1.6tdci fiesta when its mapped.

Known fact because? A load of people off the internet claim it to be true after they have had a remap?

How is that even provable anyway? any given car journey to another cannot be compared, too many variables.

Also the very basics of more power = more air/fuel mean its probably not even possible due to some sort of physics laws.

Yes you can tweak the timing to improve things slighty due to the open nature engines are made to cope with all environments by default, but the extra air and fuel needed to go along with the increased boost will outweigh those benefits greatly.

[Edited on 06-11-2013 by Steve]

3CorsaMeal

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6th Nov 13 at 11:59

I think a faster car needs less throttle to get up to speed and also pick up speed after a corner, an underpowered car will be burying his foot all the time. Maybe? Not sure, but i know the 4pot corrados are quite bad on fuel when you compare them to a VR6

John

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6th Nov 13 at 12:11

Better MPG comes from more torque at lower revs meaning it's possible to drive more efficiently.

I've had various remaps and tunning boxes. Remaps on VAG tdi engines didn't make the MPG any worse.

The DTUK box on 1.9cdti engines increased the MPG, by maybe 4 or 5. these are actual figures btw, not the over reading computer ones.

This was all around 40mpg as well, not 60 or 80 like everyone else gets.

Steve

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6th Nov 13 at 12:25

Yep, however, if you drive the same it will be worse

Foot the floor in 4th at 4.5k rpm the remapped car will be using more fuel, its impossible for it not to be.

[Edited on 06-11-2013 by Steve]

John

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6th Nov 13 at 12:28

Would depend on how it was mapped but in general yes, when you are booting it you'll be using more fuel.

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