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Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby stuntmonkey » Mon Mar 31, 2008 7:39 am

I like the van and don't want to make the fuel economy worse, but more torque can't be a bad thing! I drive it very steady, aiming for good mpg, rarely venturing above 3000, normaly around 2000 about town, has anyone got any real experience on this engine. All the info i read seems to be advertisement...
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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby coconut » Mon Mar 31, 2008 10:31 pm

Have a word with martynx on this forum (http://www.vantuner.com) he is the man to speak to about remapping :wink:
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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby martynx » Tue Apr 01, 2008 12:03 am

It works great , let me remap it , drive it for a week & if your not convinced you've had great service , more torque & more MPG , i wont bank your cheque , hows that for an Ad :?: :lol: :!:
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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby stuntmonkey » Tue Apr 01, 2008 9:09 pm

Yep thats a good ad, now tell me you live in Bradford! By the way how much are we talking and will i need to inform my insurance?

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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby martynx » Wed Apr 02, 2008 10:56 am

stuntmonkey wrote:Yep thats a good ad, now tell me you live in Bradford! By the way how much are we talking and will i need to inform my insurance?

Cheers jason

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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby Altransit » Wed Apr 02, 2008 1:28 pm

stuntmonkey wrote:Yep thats a good ad, now tell me you live in Bradford! By the way how much are we talking and will i need to inform my insurance?

Cheers jason


In my humble opinion, your drive down from Bradford would be well worth the effort and time. Martyn may well be able to meet you somewhere on route if you ask 8)

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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby stuntmonkey » Thu Apr 03, 2008 6:58 am

I'll give you a shout if i'm down that way, thanks again.
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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby Ucof » Sat Jul 12, 2008 10:35 am

Bump.

How does getting a van tuned affect insurance please?

If I go for the eco retune, is that going to a) push my premium up or b) give my insurance company a reason to use their big red "CLAIM REJECTED" stamp?

thanks in advance.

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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby martynx » Sun Jul 13, 2008 12:34 am

Ucof wrote:Bump.

How does getting a van tuned affect insurance please?

If I go for the eco retune, is that going to a) push my premium up or b) give my insurance company a reason to use their big red "CLAIM REJECTED" stamp?

thanks in advance.

Martynx- do you give discounts for forum members? ;)


Hiya, you should find a minimal increase in premiums , if any , some companies dont mind some mods at all.. i havent heard anything concrete though on ecotunes on vans , as i think most forget to tell them ! the remap certainly is invisible to anyone other than a tuner.. :)

Regarding discounts , i am currently one of the lowest priced remapper , and as far as i know, the only van specialist !
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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby martynx » Sun Jul 13, 2008 12:40 am

stuntmonkey wrote:I'll give you a shout if i'm down that way, thanks again.


I have my i-map units available now, if your confident using a PC then you can get one of them & we can remotely remap your van, the process takes a bit of explaining so please call me if your interested on the mobile - 07956 555 666 - Martyn
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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby Scotty86 » Sun Jul 13, 2008 2:02 pm

martynx wrote:
stuntmonkey wrote:I'll give you a shout if i'm down that way, thanks again.


I have my i-map units available now, if your confident using a PC then you can get one of them & we can remotely remap your van, the process takes a bit of explaining so please call me if your interested on the mobile - 07956 555 666 - Martyn


Quite fancy doing this, whats all involved and how much does this option cost? Don't have a PC though only use macs. :D
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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby martynx » Fri Jul 18, 2008 1:54 pm

scotty1986 wrote:
martynx wrote:
stuntmonkey wrote:I'll give you a shout if i'm down that way, thanks again.


I have my i-map units available now, if your confident using a PC then you can get one of them & we can remotely remap your van, the process takes a bit of explaining so please call me if your interested on the mobile - 07956 555 666 - Martyn


Quite fancy doing this, whats all involved and how much does this option cost? Don't have a PC though only use macs.

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Sorry Scottie its a PC only system..
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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby Scotty86 » Fri Jul 18, 2008 4:05 pm

Damn, thanks anyway :D
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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby belly » Sat Jul 19, 2008 2:17 pm

im seriously considering having my connect tdci 90 done! but ive got a full rack on top and a couple of sets of ladders :? so im a bit worried about the gains wouldnt i just burn more fuel due to the extra drag ive got :?: and another question ive got is would it benefit getting the van de-catted and a decent air filter done before the map or after :?: i de-catted a hdi 306 and it made a huge improvement alone 8) at the moment my connect with all the extra drag is on par with a low roof connect tddi 75 with no roof rack!! :( and im lucky to see 300 miles to a full tank :roll: so if it would help on mpg it sort of makes it a investment! is that correct? cheers
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Re: Remap on 75ps, worth it?

Postby martynx » Sat Jul 19, 2008 4:04 pm

I can get good power gains from a 90tdci connect .. :)

the cat isnt needed for UK mot's so dump it, it only restricts the van & raises temps.. before or after remap is fine but if your after best MPG , its best to do one mod at a time , monitor the difference & only then do another mod.. if you want to come to me for a tweak after some mods that s fine, there may a few more HP to be found once the inlet & exhaust are de-restricted

also sounds patronizing but think about the speed at which you press the gas pedal, & play with backing off a tiny bit & seeing if you can maintain the same MPH, those 7mpg arctic lorries are having this type of driver training at the mo in the uk & are getting great results.. 10% better MPG for them often means 3k a year saved !

Finally i have no figures on connect mpg improvements yet after a remap , I am awaiting some feedback from some ones i did last month but by raising mainly torque via a remap you should get better mpg with ladders or towing etc.
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