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Re: remap and induction kits
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2011 2:53 pm
by mizen296
Looking at the spec on ur car was it big job to put paddle shift on ur x5
Re: remap and induction kits
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 11:17 am
by lezmtaylor
[quote=""mizen296""]Looking at the spec on ur car was it big job to put paddle shift on ur x5[/quote]
No Not too difficult, you need a new stg wheel, new slip ring ,and make up a small harness to go from gear box to stg wheel.(I can give part nos details if req'd)
On the old forum there was a ''how to'' , unfortunately lost, but check the US site , there is a how to on there, but was a lot more complicated.
Excuse being a bit vague, was about 4 years ago.
Lez
remap and induction kits
Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2011 11:35 pm
by jason@bwchiptune
[quote=""lezmtaylor""]I have lpg on my 2002 4.4, and Jason remapped it at one of the Bristol meets,
Well pleased and have posted to that effect.
Lez[/quote]
Got my 2001 4.4i from 286bhp to about 325bhp ish with amy remap and induction kit on a dyno
Re: remap and induction kits
Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 7:41 pm
by Mark Matthews
Got a 2006 3l diesel sport which I want to remap. Can anyone recommend anyone nearer Durham and what sort of gains did you find it made? Thanks, Mark
remap and induction kits
Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 11:45 pm
by jason@bwchiptune
[quote=""Mark Matthews""]Got a 2006 3l diesel sport which I want to remap. Can anyone recommend anyone nearer Durham and what sort of gains did you find it made? Thanks, Mark[/quote]
Mark give me a ring on 07831 103030 as we have dealers and other tuners across the uk that we make the remap files for so I can put you in contact or we have our own tool we can we can send you to remap your car
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