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Depending on where you are you could also try QS Tuning in Haywards Heath in Sussex

www.qstuning.com
 
...or ninemeister. But their website doesn't seem to be working at the moment. (I think it's being upgraded / rewritten.)
 

ORIGINAL: Lawrence

... their website doesn't seem to be working at the moment. (I think it's being upgraded / rewritten.)
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Or hacked again as happenned recently I believe.
 
If you want the best,use 9m with wayne the map man.
Top man,believe me i have been to many over the years,he will do a proper live remap.
 

ORIGINAL: KYO

I'm offered the choice between 2 outfits for getting my ecu remapped.

AMD or JZM?
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based on the original question ! :rolleyes:

AmD gets my vote.... Andy is the main Porsche man there (tell him I say hi!)

 
Wondrous Wayne [Schofield], Chipswizard ..........has been known to travel but one needs to find babysitter for the 6 kids ,hence doesnt always arrive ..........HE IS OUTSTANDING,DOES IT FROM BASICS UP SO GETS THE ABSOLUTE BEST POSSIBLE ,NO BOLT IN CHIPS STUFF ..............anyone want a demo 800nm?
 
Yes based on the original question, use Wayne. he may travel to other rolling roads, as long as they have the proper cooling for a air cooled 911.
I stopped using rolling roads for the last couple of years, as most set ups i have seen, get the 911 to hot, especially the heads, its not just a matter of fanned air to the engine, its dragging the hot air away from the engine that's as vital as air supply.
Not a problem if you are doing just a quick power run, but live remaps take time.
 
Totally agree Paul ,abt 12 hours on the GT2 allowing for time to cool in between runs .............................BTW notice u only got 2 stars here !!! TEE HEE................
 
Wayne Schofield , Chip Wizards Mob 07977 004476, wayne@chipwizards.co.uk
Good luck .....................
 
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