ReMap my Ride.

[DaveDreads]

Is it possable to remap my 172ph2 with someone elses
RS Tuner Box?

Ive read that all I need to do is pay to have the software unlocked,
if someone is willing to do it, there is some beer in it for you.

 

[Gstar2006]

you pay to unlock it but then it locks to your car making it effectively useless unless someone pays to unlock it back again. This is why people wont do it for beer tokens unless you're talking about £50 worth of beer tokens so they can get it unlocked back to them again

 

[DaveDreads]

Ah right I understand.

I was wondering why no-one had done this.
Looks like i'm gonna have to save my pennies then.

I guess theres no such thing as a cheap remap.

 

[Ex-User (19928)]

How much is the RSTuner?

Superchips for a 172 is £234. And they'll come to you.

 

[DaveDreads]

How much is the RSTuner?

Superchips for a 172 is £234. And they'll come to you.

Thats not bad!

I have a spare £200 and if I dont spend it on mods
i'll spend it on something sensible like bills,
and thats no fun!

 

[davo172]

How much is the RSTuner?

Superchips for a 172 is £234. And they'll come to you.

Think its dearer than that mate!?? :S

 

[DaveDreads]

I just checked their site and it says it's £234 inc VAT and fitting,
9bhp increase.

I might go for that.

 

[mattjk]

9 BHP bruuuuuuuuuuuuuvvvvvvvvvv, seriously you been on here since august 2007 and believe that s**t lol

 

[Sargara]

Where does it say on the site that they will come to you? It says locate a dealer?

It will just be a generic remap as said above. Actual figures are anyones guess but i guess generic remap is still better than no remap

 

[DaveDreads]

9 BHP bruuuuuuuuuuuuuvvvvvvvvvv, seriously you been on here since august 2007 and believe that s**t lol

Easy mate!

Im only saying what it says on their site.

 

[Ex-User (19928)]

Where does it say on the site that they will come to you? It says locate a dealer?

It will just be a generic remap as said above. Actual figures are anyones guess but i guess generic remap is still better than no remap

To be honest fella, unless your car is broken or modified in a big way then you'll want a 'generic' map as it will be tested and proven.

How the process works with almost any ECU tuning companies is this.

1/ The agent you take the car to will read your map through the OBD (on a Clio)

2/ The map will be transferred to whoever does the maps.

3/ The map will be adjusted (with what they know works on that car) and everything will be checked over because although you might have 2 identical cars, they won't have identical ECUs so you can't just put the same map file on 2 different ECUs.

4/ It will be sent back to the agent to upload onto the car.

Bingo. If you have breathing mods then they can all take this into account when adjusting the map.

All I can say if you're dubious. Get the remap done, have it done at a location with a rolling road and get before and after tests. If it doesn't give you more power, get your money back. They wouldn't put 9hp on the website and offer a no quibble 7 day refund if it was b****cks.

Where are you based fella? We're in Warrington, do Superchips remaps and have an associate nearby with the latest DynoDynamics rolling road (around £100k apparently:dead which is meant to be as accurate as you can get at the moment.

 

[Ex-User (19928)]

Where does it say on the site that they will come to you? It says locate a dealer?

It will just be a generic remap as said above. Actual figures are anyones guess but i guess generic remap is still better than no remap

A lot of dealers (including us) do mobile maps, exactly the same but you just use a mobile broadband connection to transfer any data.

 

[davo172]

I just checked their site and it says it's £234 inc VAT and fitting,
9bhp increase.

I might go for that.

Yep your right mate just checked
BIG price reduction !!