How easy is it to remap

How easy is it to remap

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chrispeter40

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29 posts

136 months

Tuesday 1st November 2016
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Going to stick the noble on a rolling road next week to see how many horses have left the stable. I hear loads of noble drivers have remapped their cars but the two centres I have spoken too say they can't. Just wanted to know what the score is and how expensive this could be. If you can give me the heads up would really appreciate it

chrispeter40

Original Poster:

29 posts

136 months

Wednesday 2nd November 2016
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Hi thanks for the advice and yes just got the old ecu so will get it checked first then see the man! what kind of extra Bhp can he get out of the old ecu ?

chrispeter40

Original Poster:

29 posts

136 months

Thursday 3rd November 2016
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Really interesting advice will just be happy with 350 bhp so I'll try the rolling road next week and see how close I am I think I'll be closer to 300 and put it up next week but thanks again

chrispeter40

Original Poster:

29 posts

136 months

Saturday 12th November 2016
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Well stuck on the rolling road and got a bit of a shock. Had expected it not to be perfect and it definitely wasn't. It came out at 255 bhp so only 95 down. It's being looked at on Monday. Fuel and air mix to start off I will be happy to only loose 30 bhp at this rate. Kinda know why people take there cars to jet stream.

chrispeter40

Original Poster:

29 posts

136 months

Monday 5th December 2016
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Well got the car back a couple of days ago I'll be straight it's showing 276 bhp and the torque is up about 80 lbs. The car feels compleatly different. The car feels very lively and will spin in 2nd and 3rd I'm not going to get bothered about bhp. The car feels right and the best it's felt in the 4.5 years I've had it