Monaro Mods

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picador

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95 posts

234 months

Monday 24th January 2005
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Hi Chaps
I hope all you HSV buffs will forgive this post BUT:-
We now have in stock a few performance bits for the newer members/owners of Monaro's, that I think represent great value for money, are really easy to fit and transform the sound and feel of the car for not much dosh.

1. PCM remap, a simple job with great results 40lb/ft increase in torque from about 1700rpm and 35bhp power increase, very noticable improvement in throttle response £395.
2. Cat back stainless 3.5inch bore sounds great, good quality. £595.
3. Rear Spoiler Vauxhall spec same as the Yellow 2005 V8 seen at the Ace on Sunday, Fitted and painted for only. £595.

Let me know if I can help.
Graham
Picador plc, Southampton tel 02380 449232

V8HSV

2,457 posts

253 months

Monday 24th January 2005
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I think this post will be removed by Petrol Ted as it's advertising but we do appreciate the information, would I be right in thinking that the remap will not affect any warranty issues?

jagsy

1,462 posts

252 months

Monday 24th January 2005
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Cigarette lighter and ash tray - how much

LOL

sjc

14,019 posts

271 months

Monday 24th January 2005
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Smoking in cars will be banned soon!

tiler

693 posts

237 months

Monday 24th January 2005
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Same spoiler on my car costs £782.99 + vat
WHO"S ROBBING WHO!!!!!!!!

jagsy

1,462 posts

252 months

Monday 24th January 2005
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I have a nice pic of your spoiler Kev, email me and I'll send the pic.

tiler

693 posts

237 months

Monday 24th January 2005
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Jagsy my email is
k.mcgahern@ntlworld.com
cheers

picador

Original Poster:

95 posts

234 months

Tuesday 25th January 2005
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Sorry about the advertising I'm a forum virgin.
No problem with warranty though, whos to know and we're not going over the top thats whats so great about the mod.

DrJon

17 posts

232 months

Tuesday 25th January 2005
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Graham,

Remap: Are the figures quoted based on an otherwise stock CV8?

Exhaust: A bit more exhaust noise would be nice. However, stock exhaust has the advantage of being quiet at cruising speeds. Does your exhaust suffer from increased cabin noise at cruising (say <2.5kRPM)?

Cheers,

Jon.

picador

Original Poster:

95 posts

234 months

Wednesday 26th January 2005
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Yes figures based on a standard CV8 we are working on software for the VXR. The original exhaust was a bit drony so we've made it this time larger centre boxes.

Dan_the_man

1,064 posts

240 months

Wednesday 26th January 2005
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Hi Graham, another question but this time it's for us Monaro owners who already have some basic mods (headers/exhaust/CAI etc) - is the PCM remap available to us and would you expect to achieve similair power gain results ?

And finally is it a standard fixed map or is it tailored to each individual car ?

>> Edited by Dan_the_man on Wednesday 26th January 11:13

GSE

2,342 posts

240 months

Wednesday 26th January 2005
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My car is modded in the same way as dans. I'm interested in the map too. I have HP tuners so I could load it in myself.

GSE

2,342 posts

240 months

Wednesday 26th January 2005
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My car is modded in the same way as dans. I'm interested in the map too. I have HP tuners so I could load it in myself.

SS UTE

133 posts

237 months

Wednesday 26th January 2005
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Save youself the grief and speak to uk hsv, or island boy hsv. They have just re-mapped my ute and the difference is amazing.(lots of things are different in the ute tune) Now up to 362bhp and a de-cat and further tune are on the cards.They really do know how to hook things up.

picador

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95 posts

234 months

Friday 28th January 2005
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The re-map will work with your exhaust mods, there is a feeling that any more major mods would result in a change to the software but IMO I think this is a bit OTT.
The software has been trialled on several Monaro's so is now not car specific, a real result.