Cerbera remap
Cerbera remap
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The seal

Original Poster:

15 posts

56 months

Yesterday (18:25)
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Hi guys I been looking to get my TVR cerbera remapped for a long time now iv been trying to get it in to joolz but after a few years of trying it left me at a bit of a??? But I been reading about a ecu called syvecs and how the s6 was designed with the cerbera in mind also that it can give you a better all round better performance has any one got any info or comparison data from that ecu to the emerald or original???
Thanks

Lefty

18,859 posts

221 months

Yesterday (18:29)
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Syvecs are great ECU s, I had one on a Subaru years ago. Lots of functionality but are expensive these days. Other good options might include Link (I am contemplating this for my Cerb LS) or even Emerald.

I wouldn’t assume the car will necessarily make much more peak power with “just” a remap but you can certainly make some small gains and generally improve the fuelling and general behaviour and such like. It’s not like taking a modern bmw twin turbo six cylinder and adding 50% more power with a map by throwing boost and fuel at it hehe

Edited by Lefty on Saturday 15th November 18:39

mk1fan

10,810 posts

244 months

Yesterday (19:34)
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Have you tried Powers? Not sure why their ECU work would apply to the Cerb too.

The seal

Original Poster:

15 posts

56 months

Yesterday (22:05)
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Thanks guys yes iv talked to power and they said no change out of 5000 but from what I saw on the net the newish s7i syvec which is the upgrade. To the s6 is 3000 and iv been trying to get my cerb remapped for a few years now but it's been a nightmare so if this is a good exchange I'll go for it

s6boy

1,761 posts

244 months

Emerald.

They come highly recommended and I wouldn't be looking anywhere else.




Byker28i

79,908 posts

236 months

Standard MBE mapping the expert is Joolz and wouldn't cost anywhere near that

Lefty

18,859 posts

221 months

s6boy said:
Emerald.

They come highly recommended and I wouldn't be looking anywhere else.
Yeah I use one on an old Escort (with a Duratec) and it’s fine and cheap. Most mappers will have used one at some point and the guys at emerald are pretty helpful on the phone.

s6boy

1,761 posts

244 months

Byker28i said:
Standard MBE mapping the expert is Joolz and wouldn't cost anywhere near that
100% but it seems the op has had some difficulty along the line.
Interesting to know what it was as Joolz is as good and straight as they come.

The seal

Original Poster:

15 posts

56 months

Cheers guys its getting hold of joolz in 2 years I think I got hold of him once and power said £5000!! plus the new s7i syvecs seems to have a lot of engine protection features am not looking for crazy speed just good driveability and iv read some good results can be had and if they were designed with the TVR cerbera in mind. Well it's worth a look

ukkid35

6,372 posts

192 months

Not sure why you haven't managed to make it work with Joolz

The only person I've paid serious money to work on my car is Joolz, he's a great guy to work with, and worth every penny

[quote]Emerald K6 ECU Upgrade

Aftermarket engine management systems are now a common addition to many performance cars .. we believe that the Emerald K6 ECU offers the best blend of value for money, performance features and reliability and is our ECU of choice for any standalone management upgrades we carry out.

A simple drive in drive out conversion onto a Speed Six engined car can be had for as little as £1600.00 by using your existing MBE ecu as part exchange. Extras ranging from self mapping capability through to traction control are all well within the unit's ability.
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