Remapping the ECU nearest to South Wales
Discussion
Hey everyone.
Interested in getting the ECU on my 4.5 Cerbera remapped but the nearest place to where i live (Swansea, South Wales) that I actually like the sound of is Austec racing near Gatwick which is 210 miles away. I thought i could post on here to see If any of you guys know of, or have had work carried out by any one nearer to my home.
Thanks in Advance.
Interested in getting the ECU on my 4.5 Cerbera remapped but the nearest place to where i live (Swansea, South Wales) that I actually like the sound of is Austec racing near Gatwick which is 210 miles away. I thought i could post on here to see If any of you guys know of, or have had work carried out by any one nearer to my home.
Thanks in Advance.
In that area Austec would be a good bet for MBE remapping work (I believe they're the only ones in the country that have the backdoor in to the MBE units) - plus with their tweaks they have achieved some great numbers on their rollers in the past.
But if you're wanting to upgrade to an Emerald ECU, speak to www.tvrcraft.com - they're in Salisbury and have been Emerald main dealers for quite some time now plus they've got a number of tricks up their sleave to release a a shitload more horses
But if you're willing to go up north to Sheffield, then speak to the man who started off the Cerbera tuning world - Trackcar aka Joolz aka Joo aka Joospeed aka "the man of mystery".
Edited to add:
the emerald route is more economical, because it is an aftermarket ecu and you can do a lot more fine-tuning yourself at your own leisure on your local rolling-road!
>> Edited by SXS on Thursday 4th August 18:23
But if you're wanting to upgrade to an Emerald ECU, speak to www.tvrcraft.com - they're in Salisbury and have been Emerald main dealers for quite some time now plus they've got a number of tricks up their sleave to release a a shitload more horses
But if you're willing to go up north to Sheffield, then speak to the man who started off the Cerbera tuning world - Trackcar aka Joolz aka Joo aka Joospeed aka "the man of mystery".
Edited to add:
the emerald route is more economical, because it is an aftermarket ecu and you can do a lot more fine-tuning yourself at your own leisure on your local rolling-road!
>> Edited by SXS on Thursday 4th August 18:23
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