Mapping ECU

Started by Topaz, July 06, 2006, 05:55:29 PM

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Topaz

Hey guys

Was just wondering if anyone had any ideas on where I can get my new Apexi ECU mapped?  I was interested to hear some feedback on some places where anyone else has had them done?  I also see a lot of places that offer mapping on the road and I was wondering if anyone could tell me the advantages/disadvantages of this over a rolling road map?

Also is there any info that you think I should know before I go?

Any help anyone can give me would be appreciated!

Cheers

Matt

andyroi

Hi topaz. Carl Hayward (see vendors, above) mapped mine, and although im fairly new to performance cars such as these, i think he did a top job of it. He certainly knows his stuff. from what i can gather, the main advantage to mapping out on the road isthat its getting mapped in a realtime situation, with lots of nice cool air flowing etc. biggest dissadvantage is other road users that might be on the road while your pulling from 2000 to 7500rpm ish, oh and not forgetting speed cameras and the dibble. dont think they\'d be too happy catching you at 140mph!

Hope this helps, and if anyone else cad add to or correct anything ive said, feel free

Andy

AtomicRex

Hiya Topaz,

I will second Carl, At the moment he is building me a race engine and I am positive he will be give you an excellent map either on the road or on a dyno, and probably the closest to you!  I use him for everything, and I live in Bristol/Gloucester

G@NDY

QuoteI am positive he will be give you an excellent map
That may be, but dont expect an invoice for your hard earned cash. that just seems to much trouble:(
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AtomicRex

Quote from: G@NDYThat may be, but dont expect an invoice for your hard earned cash. that just seems to much trouble:(

Thats a strange thing to say???

Explain??

G@NDY

QuoteExplain??
Is it really worth it. People get upset, threads get closed, posts get deleted. I think i will leave it like that:Hammer but i think you can take from my reply that i paid a fair bit of money for parts and labour and never got an invoice:Nono!
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Topaz

Cheers for the advice, I still got a few more places I\'m gona try too.  I spoke to Dragon performace today and they sound quite promising...Has anyone ahd any work done there (ECU re-map would be great!)?  I\'d appeciate some feedback if anyone has?

Cheers

Matt

sadgoth

the main options are basically Carl Hayward (Hayward rotary), Dragon, RE Worx or WGT up north. I don\'t think Tim at RX Motors does much with the Apex\'i but might be worth calling him as he is in Blandford Forum.
Mark
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Carl

Quote from: G@NDYThat may be, but dont expect an invoice for your hard earned cash. that just seems to much trouble:(


All invoices were sent to you by email Andy,or don\'t you remember.
Regards
Carl

AtomicRex

Quote from: TopazCheers for the advice, I still got a few more places I\'m gona try too.  I spoke to Dragon performace today and they sound quite promising...Has anyone ahd any work done there (ECU re-map would be great!)?  I\'d appeciate some feedback if anyone has?

Cheers

Matt


Matt Drop me a line

Might be worth your while

G@NDY

QuoteAll invoices were sent to you by email Andy,or don\'t you remember.
Regards
I have never recieved any invoice.:mad: i think i would have remembered something like that as i was asking for months.
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Spotlamp

Please don\'t lets this turn into another dirty thread guys.

Matt,

You\'ll find many people on this forum who have all had fantastic service and maps from all of the vendors suggested, and some people who haven\'t.  I\'ve only had my car mapped by Max @ Re:Worx and the old girl\'s still going so I\'m very pleased.  I can\'t comment on how Carl/Ross/Pip map their cars, but only know that the Re:Worx guys do their\'s on a dyno rather than a road.  I\'ve heard speculation that mapping on the road is beneficial, although I\'m not aware of any evidence to back this up other than speculation.

Again, my personal preference has always been Re:Worx, they\'ve always done a good job on the car - that\'s it.

I appreciate that it doesn\'t help you decide much but that\'s about it.  Pip/Ross are probably closest to you, but that\'s about all I can say.

HTH
H

20B_boy

Quote from: SpotlampPlease don\'t lets this turn into another dirty thread guys.
Amen H, if you cant post some thing positive or dont want to say it in public please keep it to yourself. Everyone is aware of some peoples personal ajendas I tihnk by now, let it be rather than keep spoiling thread after thread.
R.

nikp

^^ Yup! Otherwise we might moderate your ass! :Typing

iaint

So far I\'ve had mine mapped by WGT (way back) and more recently by re:worx.  Both quality maps.

Testament to the re:worx map was it\'s resilience to very (very very very) high intake temps under load. (i.e. 5th gear, 1.1 bar boost, 90C+ intake temps and no nasty side effects!!!).

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