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1st August 2013, 20:26 | #11 | |
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p.s. The remap on mine changed the nature of the car entirely - even as an auto. I wouldn't describe it as "fast", but it can certainly move like it means it... |
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I have a remap dyno proven at 160bhp, a decat and the egr disconnected, 165bhp - 168bhp absolute tops. I did the decat after the dynomometer so no idea on the true figure in the end, but 180bhp, no way. |
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1st August 2013, 20:37 | #13 |
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Nope - can't see 180 being real. I'm willing to bet if you get the 160 auto remap from one of the T4 guys, you'll realise they may have been exaggerating their claims.
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can I ask about these remaps,how do they compare against a 20 kv6 for speed as there is a lot on remaps etc and how good they are. thanks.
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These diesel cars pull very well at the bottom end, lack a bit of life as the revs continue hence the owners compulsive desire in trying to fill this void, that's where the remaps come in. Then they claim late forties to the gallon with a load of modifications, I find it quite amusing. You stick with what you have got, silky smooth, creamy engine tone and complete sophistication. |
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Sorry Pab but you can get late 40s in MPG out of them, a manual anyway. Drive them hard, no, cruise then yes. Having a remap doesn't mean you have to drive it hard, just that you can.
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1st August 2013, 21:28 | #18 | |
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Perhaps you are just easily amused Pab? I can't comment on the 2.0 V6, never drove one, no experience of it so I will leave comment on that well alone, but I believe it offers no recourse for remap potential (unless I have that wrong?) |
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I got over 40 with the Synergy on going to Thruxton this year. I didnt go by the dash readout either, its never right.
For a while i did get much worse economy, but that was probably just because of the novelty of the extra performance. Once over it I went back to normal. I had the 160 upgrade this weekend and the same is true, my economy is terrible, but then again, i am 'testing' it fully.
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Thanks i'll keep to my 2.0v6, only when i'm late for work does my foot get a bit heavy and then it does go but so does the petrol.
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