Remapping a 1.4 Fiat 500...
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wrighty78

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6,313 posts

236 months

Saturday 21st August 2010
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Afternoon all

Just wondered if there's any real improvements to be had by remapping the little Fiat. It zips along merrily if you wind it up a bit, but it would be nice to have a little more enthusiasm at lower revs.

I realise I'm not going to see much of an improvement from a 1.4 n/a petrol engine, but I have noticed that the torque curve stats for the Panda 100hp seem different from the same-engined 500.

So - any ideas? And any thoughts on where to go?

(And yes, I know I should have bought an Abarth wink )

squirejo

802 posts

265 months

Friday 17th September 2010
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a little later on....

Get onto the abarthforums

TMC tuning box has a strong following an is cheap circa £350

Unleaded Only

1,373 posts

187 months

Friday 17th September 2010
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wrighty78 said:
Afternoon all

Just wondered if there's any real improvements to be had by remapping the little Fiat. It zips along merrily if you wind it up a bit, but it would be nice to have a little more enthusiasm at lower revs.

I realise I'm not going to see much of an improvement from a 1.4 n/a petrol engine, but I have noticed that the torque curve stats for the Panda 100hp seem different from the same-engined 500.

So - any ideas? And any thoughts on where to go?

(And yes, I know I should have bought an Abarth wink )
I don't know about the mapping, but a proper induction kit would probably make it a bit more eager and have better throttle response.