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| Special Offer: 1st Gen ECU Remap Discount Hi Guys We offer various tuning packages for the Mini, so please contact me with any individual requirements, for now, I am posting the ECU re-map pricing for members: Mini One/Cooper/Cooper S - £225 all in Gains: Mini One (90bhp) increased to 120 - 125bhp Mini Cooper (115bhp) increased to 120 - 125bhp Mini Cooper S 163bhp/170bhp increased by 6 - 9bhp 98 Octane mapping is also available, increasing the One and Cooper models to 135bhp Please enquire about our Cooper S remap/uprated pulley package If you have any questions, please let me know ![]() Thanks Will |
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| Any torque and hp dyno plots comparing stock to remapped? |
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| Hi There I dont have before and after on the One or Cooper, but I do have a re-map only Cooper S before and after on the Dyno computer I think, showing an 8bhp increase. I'll get it posted up |
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| Hi You will be fine on any Super unleaded fuel (97+ octane) 98 just ensures maximum power output. Feel free to contact me with any other questions |
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| Hi Dave The software is developed in house. Some will remember that P-Torque and MTH were the main software tuners on here a few years back. The software is flashed using a professional interface. There is nothing wrong with the DIY methods, but I choose not to use them as every car that come in has a general check over and test drive before I carry out the mapping to make sure all is well. The maps are already developed for the best performance, Dyno tuning is only needed when the car has been more heavily modified ![]() Any other questions, please ask |
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| just got my 2004 mini cooper s custom re mapd yesterday at p torque what a difference its made the car feels more responsive and smooth, with added performance and ive also gaind nearly 2mpg!! all makes a difference ![]() diffinatly recomend it, its like a totaly new car the way it should of been from the factory |
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Sounds good Mon_Star_Z! NeuroBeaker - Proud owner of Zeus (a 'modestly modified' 2004 MINI ONE). Helpful Links: [1st Gen. Power Steering Pump (PSP) Failure Guide] [1st Gen. PSP Repair] [Thread Titles] [Adverts Fix] |
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| Hi There We are in Wolverhampton. You would gain approx 10 - 12bhp with those mods. Figures don't mean alot though, once mapped well, the response and smoothness will be vastly improved, ironing out any flat spots. You will still pop and crackle, usually a little more |
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| Hi Andrew Adjusting the timing, allows optimised fuelling. Fuelling is in relation to engine load, and because we are optimising the ignition and fuel maps, less engine load - less fuel request. Running lean is more than risky, its fatal for an engine. I would not let a car out of the workshop if it was running lean. |
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| Hi Cat Yes, it is £225.00 all in for software only, or £245.00 all in with dyno runs before and after included ![]() Any other questions, please ask! |
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