ecu+mapping

[stumac77]

alright guys looking at getting a ecu+mapping done to the car in the next few months. just wondering if anyone knows how much this will cost and would i need to buy wireing loom aswell or would this be included in the price.

thanks guys any help would be great :y:

[Cam]

Whats mods are you running?

[Ross]

what ecu are you getting? Who's going to map it? What are your other mods (cams etc) that might potentially need setting up on the dyno?

[stumac77]

not sure what ecu or who to get it mapped buy but its running ph3's raceland 4,2,1, de-cat full stainless magnex and itg panel filter with 3.5bar fpr

[Ross]

not sure what ecu or who to get it mapped buy but its running ph3's raceland 4,2,1, de-cat full stainless magnex and itg panel filter with 3.5bar fpr
What car? VTS or VTR?

If it's a VTS why are you running a 3.5bar fpr?

Sounds like remapping the standard ECU is your cheapest option tbh.

[stumac77]

it's a vts and it runs better with the 3.5bar rather than the standard 3 bar one will also be looking at throttle bodys next year

[Ross]

sack off the 3.5 bar fpr, certainly until it's mapped with it on. Waste of fuel. May "run better" but you're risking bore wash now.

[jones91]

If your looking at throttle bodies next year you will be better off waiting until you have them fitted, and buying a standalone ecu, if your not going to go throttle bodies then your best off getting the standard ecu mapped on a dyno with the spec you are running

[stumac77]

cheers for the input guys still not really answered my question

and i'll get the fpr changed ross

[jones91]

Remapping an ecu will cost on average roughly £250ish, if you go for a standalone ecu, they can cost anything between £350-£600 ish depending on whether you buy new or 2nd hand, and which one you buy

If you buy a predator, you can use the existing wiring loom as its plug and play, but most others you will need a new wiring loom plus it will need splicing into the existing one