LS engine tuners
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NorWitch69

Original Poster:

35 posts

205 months

Thursday 8th October 2009
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Hi,
Any recommends in the UK for LS engine tuning. I am aware of RabidGB but any others. GM plug and play ECU for LS1 engine

thanks

Lord Flathead

1,288 posts

210 months

Thursday 8th October 2009
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  • Monkfish (great friendly service)
  • Peter Knight Racing (built a couple of my engines)
  • Real Steel do LS engines now (no idea on quality etc)
  • Boosted LS1 (a PH'er here)

S800VXR

5,877 posts

231 months

Thursday 8th October 2009
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Decide what you want (in detail) and then get a quote from the people listed as the prices vary alot!

ringram

14,702 posts

279 months

Thursday 8th October 2009
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Most of the above actually dont do ecu tuning on GM ECU's


NorWitch69

Original Poster:

35 posts

205 months

Thursday 8th October 2009
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so which ones actually do?
thanks

ringram

14,702 posts

279 months

Thursday 8th October 2009
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None smile

Talk to Mark at Rapid or Paul from Wortec.

Boosted LS1

21,200 posts

291 months

Thursday 8th October 2009
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^ Or him. I hear he's very good with GM ecu's and cam specs to.

ETA. OP, I see you're in Norwich, if so make life simple and either use Mark at Rapid GB for the tune or buy Efi Live from Ringram.

Or, you could just buy an Emerald from Dave Walker who's in your back yard and let him map the engine. He's done a few maps for people on here. Guess a lot depends on your car and application.

Edited by Boosted LS1 on Thursday 8th October 22:44

Boosted LS1

21,200 posts

291 months

Thursday 8th October 2009
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Lord Flathead said:
* Monkfish (great friendly service)
  • Peter Knight Racing (built a couple of my engines)
  • Real Steel do LS engines now (no idea on quality etc)
  • Boosted LS1 (a PH'er here)
Real Steel, flipping heck. I thought that by the time they caught on the ls would be obsolete. Still at least their sbc rod shells fit, lol.

rickf_uk

420 posts

219 months

Thursday 8th October 2009
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Ric Wood in Stockport has experience with aussie V8 racing. He also has CNC kit for porting heads.

Well_Fans

4,193 posts

255 months

Thursday 8th October 2009
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Mark at Rapid put me onto Rick Wood in Stockport for headwork as well - around 1500 quid for reworking your stock heads with new valvetrain included depending on exact needs - FI or NA. He apparently is/was running about in a 700bhp+ Holden/HSV of some form or another

Lord Flathead

1,288 posts

210 months

Friday 9th October 2009
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ringram said:
Most of the above actually dont do ecu tuning on GM ECU's
Oops I skim-read the OP's post and missed the last and most relevent sentence re ECUs boxedin

Boosted LS1 said:
Real Steel, flipping heck. I thought that by the time they caught on the ls would be obsolete. Still at least their sbc rod shells fit, lol.
I was in there a few weeks back filling my n20 bottle and they do appear to be able to supply LS according to Deckland. Whether or not they are someone elses work I do not know but as long as it comes with a four barrel you should be fine laugh


monkfish1

12,454 posts

255 months

Friday 9th October 2009
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ringram said:
None

Talk to Mark at Rapid or Paul from Wortec.


As ever, not strictly true. We offer tuning services as well as a full range of other products. Our tuning is done by Wortec, our suspension by Pedders etc. We sell what we consider to be excellent products. We dont make our own suspension, doesn't mean we dont offer it!

ringram

14,702 posts

279 months

Friday 9th October 2009
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NorWitch69 said:
GM plug and play ECU for LS1 engine

thanks
monkfish1 said:
As ever, not strictly true. We offer tuning services as well as a full range of other products. Our tuning is done by Wortec, our suspension by Pedders etc. We sell what we consider to be excellent products. We dont make our own suspension, doesn't mean we dont offer it!
Question is about GM ECU tuning Roger. I stated Paul from Wortec did that.

Not sure what exactly I said was incorrect? Can you explain? Or are you talking about something different like general vehicle tuning?


Edited by ringram on Friday 9th October 09:47

stevieturbo

18,102 posts

278 months

Friday 9th October 2009
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Well_Fans said:
Mark at Rapid put me onto Rick Wood in Stockport for headwork as well - around 1500 quid for reworking your stock heads with new valvetrain included depending on exact needs - FI or NA. He apparently is/was running about in a 700bhp+ Holden/HSV of some form or another
At that price, I'd sooner buy a pair of aftermarket heads.