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Performance lift - new chip
- Thread starter hanhams81
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leesweeney
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ORIGINAL: hanhams81
Hi Folks,
It's that time of year again - budgets for 2010. Has anyone re-chipped a 993 (non varioram) to increase torque and achieved worthwhile improvement in acceleration?
Thanks Hanhams81
Take it to Wayne Schofield, Chip Wizards, near Rochdale (wherever you live the drive is worth it).
He won't put a new chip in, but will do a live re-map of your exisiting chip (he puts it on his rolling road and then spends several hours reprogramming your chip to make optimum power and torque. Off the shelf chips are generic for a whole series of engines when of course, in reality everyone is slightly different, wears slightly differently and so on. Wayne remaps your car to the best your engine can do.
You won't find anyone who doesn't think Wayne is the best there is. Various Porsche racing teams and BTCC teams use Wayne so he can't be bad.
And he makes a big difference - on my 993 he found a fault with the varioram and rectified it through his laptop while he was at it, he also spotted that the OPC which had just service the car had switched the HT leads on various plugs (remember they have twin plugs per cylinder) and so it wasn't running perfectly. When he first remapped the car it went to 308bhp and 278lb ft of torque with a much stronger torque curve (a later exhaust lowered the bhp to 298 but imporved sound so I lived with it). Made the world of difference in in-gear exceleration.
He's just done my 3.2 too - not quite the gains in the 993 but once again he made it better.
I can't recommend him highly enough.
leesweeney
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ORIGINAL: cobalt911
Hi Lee - a bit cheeky but roughly how much did the remap cost? I live in the South and Peter Tognola also said this guy is the best in the country and worth the 7 hour round trip for me to do it. Seriously considering but no idea on money....assuming a few hundred...
Mark
He charged less for my 3.2 as it has no electronic gadgets to make his life harder and it's a while since I had the 993 done. I think it was £350. I'm certainly not out by more than £50 although it was 2 years ago.
szklarek
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http://www.chipwizards.co.uk/
email : WAYNE@CHIPWIZARDS.CO.UK
tel: 01706 651000
I'd be really interested in hearing how you get on as I'd like to get my 993 C4 (Varioram) done at some point.
Regards
Anton
Mike M
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A rare genius where your car is concerned.
day1zero
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well worth it !!
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