Mark Adams Chip
Mark Adams Chip
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tvrchris

Original Poster:

5 posts

280 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Does any one know a contact number / email for
Mark Adams
I would like to get a chip for my 4L Chimaera
ive heard it gives more power and better running at low revs
any comments welcome
chris

manek

2,977 posts

300 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Details are on this site's Oily Pages

tvrchris

Original Poster:

5 posts

280 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Details are on this site's Oily Pages


thanks i am a bit new to pistonheads

manek

2,977 posts

300 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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I'd suggest, in a constructive way I hope , that you have a poke around the site before posting a question that, with a little thought, you could probably guess has been asked before.

atg

22,262 posts

288 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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mark adams, I suspect, is perfectly happy

thirsty

726 posts

280 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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I know that Mark Adams works at Tower View, and that he has re-chipped some cars to improve engine perfomance. Can anyone tell me about what it will cost me for a new chip and serious tune up?

I was seriously thinking about taking my car to him for some "investigative" work, but Fernhurst found a bad temp sensor that was causing my existing chip to feed the engine too much fuel.

I also switched to Optimax, and what a difference !! It put the grin back in my weekend.

My Chim 450 now runs quite good at lower RPM... burbling along at 30 mph in fourth gear

pupp

12,551 posts

288 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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I'd suggest, in a constructive way I hope , that you have a poke around the site before posting a question that, with a little thought, you could probably guess has been asked before.



Surely the answer is if you want to help then do so, if not then don't? I've never understood the precious logic that dictates you don't dare mention on a forum something that's been discussed previously when you weren't around. If that applied to work or the pub or anywhere else, there would be very little interaction would there Anyway, I can't find these bloody "Oily Pages" that keep getting referred to so I'm entitled to stamp

chrispitt

29 posts

280 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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I'd suggest, in a constructive way I hope , that you have a poke around the site before posting a question that, with a little thought, you could probably guess has been asked before.




Nice welcome to piston heads!
I found the oil pages (under links)
it gives marks email address but no phone number
tvr chris

good comment from pupp

manek

2,977 posts

300 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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I didn't mean to sound patronising or precious - if that's how it came across, I'm sorry.

It's more of a general point that people on this site, other sites and more widely tend to ask rather than take a quick ten-second look around. Which I hope is what I'd do and expect others to do first.

In this particular case though, you're right and I'm wrong: the link to Oily Pages is not obvious and I've asked Ted if he can do something about it.

richb

54,273 posts

300 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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Chris,
Mark Adams Rover V8 Fuel Injection & Engine Management expert can be contacted on 01694 720144 or fax 01694 720143 e-mail mark.adams@bjds.com

This information is from the TVRCC Sprint magazine Helplines page, note that Mark asks people to call between 9:00am and 11:00 am weekdays for preference.

Regards Rich...

chrispitt

29 posts

280 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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Thanks for your help



dpugh

43 posts

282 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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I know for me though, being new to TVR's and Pistonheads, repeating questions is a way to introduce yourself and get involved in the forum.

Maybe thats the wrong idea, but it works for me!

Dave

pedestrian

1,244 posts

282 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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Welcome aboard!

I'm also relatively new to pistonheads and i was wondering if any one has seen any witty number plates.


Please take this with the good humour intended - the sun is shining!

Steve _T

6,356 posts

288 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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There was an excellent thread on witty number plates recently. Have a dig around and I'm sure you'll find it.

Cheers,

Steve

pedestrian

1,244 posts

282 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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Hmmm,

Pitched that one a bit high, sorry!

Or were you kidding?!!

Cheerzen..



MikeyT

17,455 posts

287 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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pedestrian

too high mate (by a mile)

dopamine

183 posts

284 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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Chirs, Know how you feel - On my first ever post I got told off by Trefor... Who as it happens seems to be a v.helpful guy. Liked the witty no. plate gag!
BTW Is anyone going to the Hurdlemakers arms this sunday? I will need a friendly face as I have never been to a meet before and I want to pick up some tips before I buy mine next month...

Cheers,

TC

CleG

567 posts

280 months

Friday 3rd May 2002
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Welcome matey!

Keep us informed how u get on if u have the chip done etc ... all good stuff, I was wondering where his number was as I had searched on google with no joy.

craigalsop

1,991 posts

284 months

Saturday 4th May 2002
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I know that Mark Adams works at Tower View, and that he has re-chipped some cars to improve engine perfomance. Can anyone tell me about what it will cost me for a new chip and serious tune up?


Dunno about serious tune up, but I just had one of his "off-the-shelf" Tornado chips fitted to my Chimaera 450 & I'm very impressed. Obviously this isn't going to be as good as a session with the man himself, but I'm in Scotland, so I didn't think that I would drive all the way down.
It has improved my car's idling & also improved its' acceleration from 4000RPM - in an unscientific test it now accelerates a fair bit quicker than my mates Griff 500, especially in 4th (both cars about 1.5 years old, similar mileages)
This cost £350 plus VAT & for me was well worth the money - obviously your mileage may vary

cheers,
Craig

neilv

76 posts

300 months

Saturday 4th May 2002
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in an unscientific test it now accelerates a fair bit quicker than my mates Griff 500, especially in 4th (both cars about 1.5 years old, similar mileages)

Craig



Don't get too carried away there! Your starting to make my Griff sound like a Girls car.