Which remap for my Leon Cupra R
Which remap for my Leon Cupra R
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Mark300zx

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1,447 posts

283 months

Sunday 4th July 2010
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I have been on other forums and it seems that there is little discussion of the pros and cons of different maps, if anyone can recommend a particular company please let me know?

Ved

3,949 posts

206 months

Monday 5th July 2010
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Revo is probably the best ones around. Lots of places can provide them. Bigboystoys were doing them I think. If you have a DBW throttle you can have a trial map which expires after a few hours.

Robatr0n

12,362 posts

247 months

Monday 5th July 2010
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Give MRC tuning a ring in Banbury.

Probably the only people I'd trust with a VAG car when it comes to re-maps.

JB!

5,255 posts

211 months

Monday 5th July 2010
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ask on searcupra.net

it depends on:

1. who is local
2. what you want to pay
3. what kind of map you want

MonkeyHanger

9,267 posts

273 months

Monday 5th July 2010
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Take it somewhere that will do a full diagnostic check before they even think about tuning it. Then before & after runs on a decent set of rollers.

Don't pay good money to a "bloke with a laptop" type outfit.

Roule Duke

974 posts

228 months

Monday 5th July 2010
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I've got a AMD remap on my LCR and i love it, with just a remap i got 260BHP and 290BHP! This was proven with a before and after rolling roads.

It has plenty of mid range punch and will pull all the way to the redline. It cost me £400 with before and after rolling road. if your local i'll be happy to take you for a spin, im in colchester!

There are others which you should definitely consider:

Revo - Very punchy down low, runs out of puff at the top end. Option to add adjustment feature at an extra cost.
AMD - More progressive than the Revo, more up top zing. Same power output as revo, just different delivery.
Custom code - Very smooth, more so than the AMD. More power, not as much torque.
Jabba sport - not sure on delivery, but heard good things

There are a few more, but these are the main ones.

Who ever you chose make sure its a respectable, well known company. Lots of companies claim silly gain but they never meet the gains once they're put on the rollers.

Get your self over to www.seatcupra.net Loads of useful information and discounts on maps for members. My username is doctor gonzo... say hello if you join up!



Edited by Roule Duke on Monday 5th July 21:27

Cupramax

11,007 posts

283 months

Tuesday 6th July 2010
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Roule Duke said:
I've got a AMD remap on my LCR and i love it, with just a remap i got 260BHP and 290BHP! This was proven with a before and after rolling roads.
Make your mind up, one or the other... wink

I ran an LCR for three years when they first came out and the REVO code was actually developed on my car biggrin. Seem to remember the figures on Stealth Performances RR was 272hp and 285lb/ft. I've still got the printout somewhere. Never had an issue with the car in that time, 3 years and 35k of having the living daylights thrashed out of it, pretty good if you ask me for something approaching a cruise missile. Still miss the old girl...




Roule Duke

974 posts

228 months

Tuesday 6th July 2010
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Cupramax said:
Roule Duke said:
I've got a AMD remap on my LCR and i love it, with just a remap i got 260BHP and 290BHP! This was proven with a before and after rolling roads.
Make your mind up, one or the other... wink
LOL as im sure you guessed it was 260BHP and 290lb/ft. Nice motor by the way!

Edited by Roule Duke on Tuesday 6th July 22:30

JB!

5,255 posts

211 months

Tuesday 6th July 2010
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revo techniks do 5hr free trials of thier maps. i'm getting one done on my replacement ECU to try and work out if my old ECU was fubar or i have dead sensors.