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more power
I have my00 classic turbo with full decat and green panel filter.
Brakes are sorted, so now i want more power.
I do like how the td04 spools early, but it runs out of steam up the revsto early.
I have £1000 to spend and want to know what advice anyone can give me to achieve this.
By the way this is my everyday car.
Brakes are sorted, so now i want more power.
I do like how the td04 spools early, but it runs out of steam up the revsto early.
I have £1000 to spend and want to know what advice anyone can give me to achieve this.
By the way this is my everyday car.
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No its not been remaped yet, but what i thought was no point getting it mapped until i have the mods, or i will have to get it done again.
I have already got whiteline rear arb and front and back droplinks.
I have already got whiteline rear arb and front and back droplinks.
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I would have a chat to a recognised mapper and ask their opinion telling what you use the car for and I am sure they will help point you in the right direction rather than rely on the trillions of untried opinions on here on what you should spend your money on.
You will get a very nice performance increase with just remapping what you have there at the moment - making the good points better and improving on the weaker points. Changing the turbo isnt the only way forward.
You will get a very nice performance increase with just remapping what you have there at the moment - making the good points better and improving on the weaker points. Changing the turbo isnt the only way forward.
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If you just remap with your current mods you should get 270-280bhp.
This is what I did using Ecutek, and gives a very quick spooling drive but it does run out of puff top end.
This will cost you about £600 all in.
If you change the turbo to something like TD04hybrid then you should have similar spool but better top end, and approx. 300-310bhp.
This will cost you £400 for the turbo, whatever it costs to swap it over and £600 for remap via Ecutek again.
I don't know much about Simtec?
So how deep are your pockets.....
I have been very happy with mine, drive 90% around town and don't like revving the guts out of the old girl so I'm happy with the TD04. Oh, 273bhp/273lbft.
I have been thinking about TD04H, VF28 or VF34/35 but I don't think the performance for the roads I use would justify the extra expense.
This is what I did using Ecutek, and gives a very quick spooling drive but it does run out of puff top end.
This will cost you about £600 all in.
If you change the turbo to something like TD04hybrid then you should have similar spool but better top end, and approx. 300-310bhp.
This will cost you £400 for the turbo, whatever it costs to swap it over and £600 for remap via Ecutek again.
I don't know much about Simtec?
So how deep are your pockets.....
I have been very happy with mine, drive 90% around town and don't like revving the guts out of the old girl so I'm happy with the TD04. Oh, 273bhp/273lbft.
I have been thinking about TD04H, VF28 or VF34/35 but I don't think the performance for the roads I use would justify the extra expense.
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Thanks for all your views. It looks like just a remap might be good for now.
Most of my driving is around town, with just a bit on the motorway.
you say about 600 for a remap but my local mapper is scooby clinic and theirs is fair bit more. Any other suggestions.
Also for remap will i need uprated fuel pump?
Most of my driving is around town, with just a bit on the motorway.
you say about 600 for a remap but my local mapper is scooby clinic and theirs is fair bit more. Any other suggestions.
Also for remap will i need uprated fuel pump?
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Ideally turbo and map together along with supporting fueling mods would be great however it’s totally down to your budget, I personally like the hybrid TD04 however some prefer the cheaper Priced VF turbo's.
Mapping your car as present will also see good gains as pointed out above it will make around 280 and will be an overall better drive, so don’t feel you need to buy a new turbo to make a noticeable improvement.
Also i think you will find remaps are not the same as the initial ecutec map with license but less around the £400 mark.
Have a chat with http://www.jollygreenmonster.com/index.htm About ecutec
Mapping your car as present will also see good gains as pointed out above it will make around 280 and will be an overall better drive, so don’t feel you need to buy a new turbo to make a noticeable improvement.
Also i think you will find remaps are not the same as the initial ecutec map with license but less around the £400 mark.
Have a chat with http://www.jollygreenmonster.com/index.htm About ecutec
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you will notice a great difference with a map and 255 pump with existing set up, better drivability and fuel ecconomy. but if your going to spend that 600 ish on that you might as well get a new turbo at same time and get that bit extra.i did it in 2 parts and was the expensive route
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Thanks for all your views. It looks like just a remap might be good for now.
Most of my driving is around town, with just a bit on the motorway.
you say about 600 for a remap but my local mapper is scooby clinic and theirs is fair bit more. Any other suggestions.
Also for remap will i need uprated fuel pump?
Most of my driving is around town, with just a bit on the motorway.
you say about 600 for a remap but my local mapper is scooby clinic and theirs is fair bit more. Any other suggestions.
Also for remap will i need uprated fuel pump?
A lot of people change the fuel pump 'just in case' but unless you are changing the turbo and going for 300+bhp, then the standard fuel pump is fine. Apparently up to 320bhp.
To Quote Andy, without a doubt one of the best mappers around:
'Fuel Pump
The original fuel pump effectiveness varies both throughout model years and with mileage. For any horsepower goals above 320 bhp an uprated (255litres per hour rated up to 550 bhp) Walbro type pump is recommended.'
Loads of useful info. on his site also:
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i would just get it remapped,it will transform the car 270-280bhp which will put a smile on your face
if your looking over 300bhp,want quick spool td04 hybrid or vf35 turbo, will also need uprated fuel pump.
if your looking over 300bhp,want quick spool td04 hybrid or vf35 turbo, will also need uprated fuel pump.
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If your going to spend £600 getting it mapped then you'll always think 'wish I changed the turbo at the same time'. Get the TD04H from andy.f here AndyForrestPerformance and a fuel pump and then get mapping. I also loved the TD04 on my wagon, insane response on a 2l. Now have the TD05, btu in hindsight a TD04H would have suited me better.
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scoobyclinic is £650 but thats plus vat.
i have seen some fairly cheap vf turbos on ebay such as vf35, but on ebay you dont know what your buying.
I just don't want to get a remap then regret not getting turbo aswell, and having to get another map soon after.
really i think it depends on what difference a remap makes.
thanks for everyones views.
i have seen some fairly cheap vf turbos on ebay such as vf35, but on ebay you dont know what your buying.
I just don't want to get a remap then regret not getting turbo aswell, and having to get another map soon after.
really i think it depends on what difference a remap makes.
thanks for everyones views.
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Thanks dynamix.
I think i will just get remap for now. Surely it will make me happier for a bit, and then i can upgrade turbo at a later date.
Will save me about £500 aswell.
Does remap make turbo pull stronger or for longer up the revs?.
I think i will just get remap for now. Surely it will make me happier for a bit, and then i can upgrade turbo at a later date.
Will save me about £500 aswell.
Does remap make turbo pull stronger or for longer up the revs?.
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both - it depends on what YOU want and whether the turbo and car can do it.
Chat to the mapper about what characteristics you want it to have and I am sure they will oblige as best they can.
Chat to the mapper about what characteristics you want it to have and I am sure they will oblige as best they can.
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Had car remaped by scooby clinic today. it made 260 with full decat.
Thought it might have been more.
Havn't had chance to try it yet cause traffic all the way home.
Why are most people with same mods getting 270+
I know it's how it drives and i am not moaning but just got me puzzled.
Thought it might have been more.
Havn't had chance to try it yet cause traffic all the way home.
Why are most people with same mods getting 270+
I know it's how it drives and i am not moaning but just got me puzzled.
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