Discussion
I'm taking my 993 C4 in to get new brake pads and a couple of other bits done. As it's 10 years old I thought the engine might have lost some of it sparkle (although seems OK to me) and I have heard you can have the engine re-mapped. Does this mean you have the engine management chip replaced or is there more to it? I did a search for engine mapping on the forum and I'm still not sure.
Also if you do re-map the car will it be detrimental to the engine in anyway?
Also if you do re-map the car will it be detrimental to the engine in anyway?
If the engine is running fine you don't need it remapped for health reasons.
Some engine remapping is a new ECU, sometimes a different programme on the same chip, sometimes a 'piggyback' chip that manipulates the standard chip. Don't worry about that; only do it because you fancy a little bit more performance (maybe 15bhp extra on a 993).
if it's done properly there's no danger to the car.
Some engine remapping is a new ECU, sometimes a different programme on the same chip, sometimes a 'piggyback' chip that manipulates the standard chip. Don't worry about that; only do it because you fancy a little bit more performance (maybe 15bhp extra on a 993).
if it's done properly there's no danger to the car.
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