View Full Version : Vtr remap/superchip?!
Rossgti
6th October 2010, 05:35
Where's a good place in the east midlands for this or nearby? And what sort of bhp can I expect? I wanna get the same sort of power as a Vts as I miss mine but not the high insurance lol
MintedSaxo
6th October 2010, 07:32
just do a vts conversion :P
Lewis1600
6th October 2010, 07:43
Remap ? £300 min??
VTS engine ? £200 min??
Hmmmm.... would much rather the 8v's....
Steve
6th October 2010, 08:10
8v sucks ass. Power delivery is dull as fuck!
16v is much more fun to drive.
Remapping a 8v with breathing mods is pointless. Putting a high lift camshaft in a 8v is not cost effective compared to a 16v conversion.
Only point in putting a highlift cam in a 8v is to comply with championship regulations. IMO
Know many people who have fitted a cam to their VTR, then drove a VTS and they soon regret all the time and money wasted on fitting a cam to an 8v.
You can buy a VTS for fark all these days, instead of just doing the conversion.
Rossgti
6th October 2010, 09:05
Cheers guys il look into it and seein how much to fit etc
MintedSaxo
6th October 2010, 09:07
i bought a full vts with rotton floor, 300quid
and i made 300quid back on selling bits of the car :)
fitted engine myself with a mate
when you get it your best to do these:
clutch
cam belt kit
alternator belt
service
bobs your uncle, no point modding a vtr engine when vts are this cheap
hard_corejoeboy
6th October 2010, 09:08
8v sucks ass. Power delivery is dull as fuck!
16v is much more fun to drive.
Remapping a 8v with breathing mods is pointless. Putting a high lift camshaft in a 8v is not cost effective compared to a 16v conversion.
Only point in putting a highlift cam in a 8v is to comply with championship regulations. IMO
Know many people who have fitted a cam to their VTR, then drove a VTS and they soon regret all the time and money wasted on fitting a cam to an 8v.
You can buy a VTS for fark all these days, instead of just doing the conversion.
Indeed going for silly prices online. Only reason i did the 16v conversion was because i'd done a fair few mods already and gold VTS are hard to find..
Rossgti
6th October 2010, 10:25
will a garage or anywhere do an engine transplant for a nice price?
hard_corejoeboy
6th October 2010, 10:28
A 'normal' garage probably won't but there's plenty of companies/people on here that can do it. If you join 106owners.co.uk there will be more on there as well.
MintedSaxo
6th October 2010, 10:36
theres a few people that would do it on here, have a search bud
Rossgti
6th October 2010, 10:59
does it take a long time? dont like going without my car lol its like a limb
hard_corejoeboy
6th October 2010, 11:09
Could take a day or a week depending on who does it...
blackie_2k5
6th October 2010, 20:52
most could probs do it in about 5 hours drive in to drive out
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