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13th May 2016, 13:40 | #1 |
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160 remap cdt/cdti
I've searched threads looking for 160 remaps results from dyno printout with diagram bhp and torque...
I found just one which looks like from excell, Is anybody here with thing such like this? And second thing also looking for 160 bhp remaps video when accelerating 0-60mph If somebody reply pleas describe what else you have done beside 160remap. Also nice to see people with higher results than 160bhp. |
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13th May 2016, 15:34 | #3 |
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I am waiting for others top
PS. Thanks Brian, i've known that you wilk be the First with answer Oh and one more question... Standard mechanical setup and just remap via t4? |
13th May 2016, 15:41 | #4 |
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Made a couple of long 200+ miles recently, mainly motorways, and the 160 remap is working beautifully innit...
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